Demographic recruitment processes, such as seed germination and seedling emergence,
are critical transitional phases to the re‐establishment of degraded plant populations, but …

The seed is the fundamental unit of the dispersal of dry, dehiscent fruits, in which the fruit
splits open at maturity to allow for seed dispersal. However, dry fruits may be indehiscent …

Reinstating dominant Triodia grassland communities following disturbance has been a
focus of arid land restoration practitioners for decades in Australia. Yet, seed quality and …

Anaerobic soil disinfestation (ASD) is a pre-plant soil modification method in which soil is
amended with easily degradable organic matter followed by saturation with water and …

Abstract Background and Aims Regeneration dynamics in many arid zone grass species are
regulated by innate seed dormancy mechanisms and environmental cues (temperature …

The work presented in this study adds to previous research on the occurrence, distribution
and growth habitat of common weeds along roadsides in the Mississippi River Delta region …

Flash flaming has shown promise as a seed enhancement technology that improves the
handling properties of bulky or irregularly shaped seed material, which in turn benefits …

Abstract [Truncated] Across the globe, recognition and prioritisation of restoration ecology as
a rapidly growing scientific field has never been more important to ensure we can implement …

Germination timing is highly regulated in short-lived plant species since it strongly influences
recruitment success of vegetation. In deserts, the spatiotemporal distribution of plant …

Abstract Leymus chinensis (Trin.) Tzvel. is a perennial grass with high productivity and
forage value; however, poor stand establishment, often due to seed dormancy, limits its …