Many tropical mountain ecosystems (TME) are severely disturbed, requiring ecological
restoration to recover biodiversity and ecosystem functions. However, the extent of …

In large areas of the world that are deeply scarred by desertification and hampered by low
capacity for natural regeneration, the scaling up of ecological restoration and rehabilitation …

Heath forests which are tropical forests on sandy soils are widely distributed in Borneo and
provide many ecosystem services, such as carbon storage and non-timber forest products …

The genetic diversity, quality and suitability of seeds and planting stock is crucial for the
short and long-term resilience of restored forest landscapes. However, these genetic …

The poor natural regeneration of Korean pine represents a substantial hurdle limiting the
restoration of secondary forests to mixed broad-leaved Korean pine forests (MBKPFs) …

Poor seedling emergence often limits the success of direct seeding in ecological restoration.
New techniques for maximising seed use efficiency and seedling emergence are needed to …

To revegetate native plant communities, it is often cheaper to direct seed than to plant
nursery‐grown stock. However, the outcomes of direct seeding can be quite variable, and it …

Cloud forest tree species are reported to be shifting and retracting their distributional ranges
in response to increasing temperatures. However, there is limited information regarding the …

Tree planting is a common strategy for forest restoration. The use of mid-and late-
successional species is less common, but could accelerate succession, enhance diversity …

Cariniana legalis and C. estrellensis are tropical emergent trees of the Lecythidaceae family
that occur naturally in different forest ecosystems and belong to different ecological groups …