Seed production areas for the global restoration challenge
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Nevill, Paul
Tomlinson, Sean
Elliott, C.
Espeland, E.
Dixon, Kingsley
Merritt, D.
Date
2016Type
Journal Article
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Wild-collected seed can no longer meet global demand in restoration. Dedicated Seed Production Areas (SPA) for restoration are needed and these require application of ecological, economic, and population-genetic science. SPA design and construction must embrace the ecological sustainability principles of restoration.
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Nevill, P. and Tomlinson, S. and Elliott, C. and Espeland, E. and Dixon, K. and Merritt, D. 2016. Seed production areas for the global restoration challenge. Ecology and Evolution. 6 (20): pp. 7490-7497.
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Ecology and Evolution
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Department of Environment and Agriculture
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This open access article is distributed under the Creative Commons license http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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