Knowledge on seed ecology is foundational for effective seed‐based restoration including
seedling production, direct seed sowing, topsoil transplant, and natural regeneration …

The demand for seed-based restoration and revegetation of degraded drylands has
intensified with increased disturbance and climate change. Invasive plants often hinder the …

Accompanying the climate crisis is the more enigmatic biodiversity crisis. Rapid
reorganization of biodiversity due to global environmental change has defied prediction and …

Direct native seed planting is a cost-effective and popular approach for restoring degraded
terrestrial ecosystems. However, the handling and precision seeding of multispecies mixes …

Wildfires and other disturbances play a fundamental role in regenerating lodgepole pine
forests. Though severe, stand-replacing fires are typical of this ecosystem, they can have …

Native seeds are a finite resource, and their inclusion in revegetation is vital for supporting
restoration outcomes that are both effective and scalable. Pelletized seed enhancement …

Large‐scale ecological restoration is a crucial tool for improving the quality and extent of
habitat for wildlife. In Australia, 25,000 hectares of land is to be restored to support habitat …

High-severity fires increasingly threaten the resilience of forests by disrupting regeneration
mechanisms. Post-fire resilience mechanisms of temperate Araucaria-Nothofagus forests in …

Limited favorable weather windows for post‐germination early seedling survival are
associated with low restoration success in drylands. We examined whether post‐fire …

There is an increasing need to restore areas with native species, but there is scarce
knowledge about their germination requirements. Understanding the conditions for …