Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Above- and belowground composition and diversity of subtropical plantations and their relationships with soil nutrient stocks

Liping Wei (UGent) , Yves Bergeron, Pieter De Frenne (UGent) , Kris Verheyen (UGent) , Lingmin Tian, Hai Ren and Shuguang Jian

(2024) PLANT AND SOIL. 495(1-2). p.235-252

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Introduction of native submerged macrophytes to restore biodiversity in streams

Lucas Van der Cruysse (UGent) , Andrée De Cock (UGent) , Koen Lock (UGent) , Pieter Boets (UGent) and Peter Goethals (UGent)

(2024) PLANTS-BASEL. 13(7).

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Ecosystem multifunctionality lowers as grasslands under restoration approach their target habitat type

Eva DeCock, Iris Moeneclaey (UGent) , Stephanie Schelfhout (UGent) , Margot Vanhellemont (UGent) , An De Schrijver and Lander Baeten (UGent)

(2023) RESTORATION ECOLOGY. 31(1).

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Do carabids struggle to recolonize restored grasslands in the fragmented landscapes of Northern Belgium?

Eva Decock, Iris Moeneclaey (UGent) , Stephanie Schelfhout (UGent) , Wouter Dekoninck, An De Schrijver (UGent) , Lander Baeten (UGent) and Pallieter De Smedt (UGent)

(2023) INSECT CONSERVATION AND DIVERSITY. 16(5). p.616-625

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Using environmental litigation to advance ecological restoration under the Convention on Biological Diversity in China

Zhenzhen Rong (UGent)

(2023) CHINESE JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW. 7(1). p.100-130

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Are historical land-use patterns and chemical soil characteristics complementary for assessing the restoration potential of Nardus grassland?

Frederik Van Daele, Thierry Onkelinx, Kris Verheyen (UGent) , Hans Van Calster, Maud Raman, Jasper Van Ruijven and Luc De Keersmaeker

(2022) APPLIED VEGETATION SCIENCE. 25(3).

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Are historical land‐use patterns and chemical soil characteristics complementary for assessing the restoration potential of Nardus grassland?

Frederik Van Daele (UGent) , Thierry Onkelinx, Kris Verheyen (UGent) , Hans Van Calster, Maud Raman, Jasper Van Ruijven and Luc De Keersmaeker (UGent)

(2022) APPLIED VEGETATION SCIENCE. 25(3).

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Win some, lose some : mesocosm communities maintain community productivity despite lower phosphorus availability because of increased species diversity

Eva DeCock, An De Schrijver, Stephanie Schelfhout (UGent) , Safaa Wasof (UGent) , Margot Vanhellemont, Iris Moeneclaey (UGent) , Jan Mertens (UGent) , Kris Verheyen (UGent) and Lander Baeten (UGent)

(2021) APPLIED VEGETATION SCIENCE. 24(3).

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Effects of bioavailable phosphorus and soil biota on typical Nardus grassland species in competition with fast-growing plant species

Stephanie Schelfhout (UGent) , Safaa Wasof (UGent) , Jan Mertens (UGent) , Margot Vanhellemont, Andreas Demey (UGent) , Annelies Haegeman, Eva DeCock, Iris Moeneclaey (UGent) , Pieter Vangansbeke (UGent) , Nicole Viaene (UGent) , et al.

(2021) ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS. 120.

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Advies: Herstel van dotterbloemgrasland in het natuurpark Overmeers

Stephanie Schelfhout (UGent) , Lander Neuskens, Margot Schotte and Jan Mertens (UGent)

(2019)

Academic Bibliography

Above- and belowground composition and diversity of subtropical plantations and their relationships with soil nutrient stocks

Introduction of native submerged macrophytes to restore biodiversity in streams

Ecosystem multifunctionality lowers as grasslands under restoration approach their target habitat type

Do carabids struggle to recolonize restored grasslands in the fragmented landscapes of Northern Belgium?

Using environmental litigation to advance ecological restoration under the Convention on Biological Diversity in China

Are historical land-use patterns and chemical soil characteristics complementary for assessing the restoration potential of Nardus grassland?

Are historical land‐use patterns and chemical soil characteristics complementary for assessing the restoration potential of Nardus grassland?

Win some, lose some : mesocosm communities maintain community productivity despite lower phosphorus availability because of increased species diversity

Effects of bioavailable phosphorus and soil biota on typical Nardus grassland species in competition with fast-growing plant species

Advies: Herstel van dotterbloemgrasland in het natuurpark Overmeers

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