Are we restoring functional fens ?

Agata, KlimkowskaID,Klara Goldstein,Tomasz Wyszomirski, Łukasz, KozubID,Mateusz Wilk,Camiel Aggenbach,Jan P. Bakker,Heinrich Belting,Boudewijn Beltman, Volker, BlümlID,Yzaak De Vries,Beate Geiger-Udod, Ab, P. Grootjans,Petter Hedberg, Henk J. Jager, Dick Kerkhof,Johannes Kollmann, Paweł, PawlikowskiID,Elisabeth Pleyl,Warner Reinink,Hakan Rydin,Joachim Schrautzer, Jan Sliva, Robert Sta, Ko,Sebastian Sundberg,Tiemo Timmermann,Lesław Wołejko,Rob F. van der Burg,Dick van der Hoek,Jose M. H. van Diggelen,Adrie van Heerden,Loekie van Tweel,Kees Vegelin,Wiktor Kotowski

semanticscholar（2019）

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In peatland restoration we often lack an information whether re-established ecosystems are functionally similar to non-degraded ones. We re-analysed the long-term outcomes of restoration on vegetation and plant functional traits in 38 European fens restored by rewetting (18 sites) and topsoil removal (20 sites). We used traits related to nutrient acquisition strategies, competitiveness, seed traits, and used singleand multi-trait metrics. A separate set of vegetation records from near-natural fens with diverse plant communities was used to generate reference values to aid the comparisons. We found that both restoration methods enhanced PLOS ONE | https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0215645 April 24, 2019 1 / 22 a1111111111 a1111111111 a1111111111 a1111111111 a1111111111

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