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Phenology and growth of Fagus sylvatica and Quercus robur seedlings in response to temperature variation in the parental versus offspring generation

Sumitra Dewan (UGent) , Pieter De Frenne (UGent) , Olivier Leroux (UGent) , I Nijs, K Vander Mijnsbrugge and Kris Verheyen (UGent)

(2019) PLANT BIOLOGY.
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Combined elevated CO2 and climate warming induces lagged effects of drought in Lolium perenne and Plantago lanceolata

Helena Van De Velde (UGent) , Dries Bonte (UGent) , H AbdElgawad, H Asard and I Nijs

(2015) PLANT ECOLOGY. 216(8). p.1047-1059
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Management of newly established field margins on nutrient-rich soil to reduce weed spread and seed rain into adjacent crops

Benny De Cauwer (UGent) , Dirk Reheul (UGent) , I NIJS and A MILBAU

(2008) WEED RESEARCH. 48(2). p.102-112
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Can complementarity in water use help to explain diversity-productivity relationships in experimental grassland plots?

Kris Verheyen (UGent) , H BULTEEL, C PALMBORG, B OLIVIE, I NIJS, D RAES and Bart Muys

(2008) OECOLOGIA. 156(2). p.351-361
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Factors determining plant-neighbour interactions on different spatial scales in young species-rich grassland communities

A MILBAU, Dirk Reheul (UGent) , Benny De Cauwer (UGent) and I NIJS

(2007) ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH. 22(2). p.242-247
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Dry matter yield and herbage quality of field margin vegetation as a function of vegetation development and management regime

Benny De Cauwer (UGent) , Dirk Reheul (UGent) , I NIJS and A MILBAU

(2006) NJAS-WAGENINGEN JOURNAL OF LIFE SCIENCES. 54(1). p.37-60
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Effect of margin strips on soil mineral nitrogen and plant biodiversity

Benny De Cauwer (UGent) , Dirk Reheul (UGent) , I NIJS and A MILBAU

(2006) AGRONOMY FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. 26(2). p.117-126
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Biodiversity and agro-ecology in field margins

Benny De Cauwer (UGent) , Dirk Reheul (UGent) , I Nijs and A Milbau

(2005) COMMUNICATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 70(1). p.17-50
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Invasion in grassland gaps: the role of neighbourhood richness, light availability and species complementarity during two successive years

A MILBAU, I NIJS, F DE RAEDEMAECKER, Dirk Reheul (UGent) and Benny De Cauwer (UGent)

(2005) FUNCTIONAL ECOLOGY. 19(1). p.27-37
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Evolution of the vegetation of mown field margins over their first 3 years

Benny De Cauwer (UGent) , Dirk Reheul (UGent) , Katrien D'hooghe, I NIJS and A MILBAU

(2005) AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT. 109(1-2). p.87-96

Academic Bibliography

Phenology and growth of Fagus sylvatica and Quercus robur seedlings in response to temperature variation in the parental versus offspring generation

Combined elevated CO2 and climate warming induces lagged effects of drought in Lolium perenne and Plantago lanceolata

Management of newly established field margins on nutrient-rich soil to reduce weed spread and seed rain into adjacent crops

Can complementarity in water use help to explain diversity-productivity relationships in experimental grassland plots?

Factors determining plant-neighbour interactions on different spatial scales in young species-rich grassland communities

Dry matter yield and herbage quality of field margin vegetation as a function of vegetation development and management regime

Effect of margin strips on soil mineral nitrogen and plant biodiversity

Biodiversity and agro-ecology in field margins

Invasion in grassland gaps: the role of neighbourhood richness, light availability and species complementarity during two successive years

Evolution of the vegetation of mown field margins over their first 3 years

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