Seed and seedling establishment in abandoned tea plantations role of ecological and edaphic factors, southern Western Ghats, India

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RT @TDUFRLHT: Do native plants recolonise abandoned farm sites? Dr Chetan, CCNR et al., studied this on 17yr abandoned tea plantation. St…

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RT @TDUFRLHT: Do native plants recolonise abandoned farm sites? Dr Chetan, CCNR et al., studied this on 17yr abandoned tea plantation. St…

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How do abandoned sites recover in terms of their plant species? A retrospective study. Imp to know for afforestation attempts.

14 Feb 2020

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Do native plants recolonise abandoned farm sites? Dr Chetan, CCNR et al., studied this on 17yr abandoned tea plantation. Study finds poorer recovery of native species bcos of distance from forest & microsite conditions. https://t.co/0wPhaFDRVV

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