How successful are plant species reintroductions?

2010/10/31 by Sandrine Godefroid, Carole Piazza, Graziano Rossi +20 · 43 citations
Environmental Science · Agricultural and Biological Sciences · #Ecology and Vegetation Dynamics Studies #Plant and animal studies #Rangeland and Wildlife Management

paper · doi:10.1016/j.biocon.2010.10.003

Cited by

• Threatened plant translocation in Australia: A review
• Experimental translocation of a rare Hawaiian tree reveals disparity between remnant and potential habitat
• The importance of pilot studies and understanding microhabitat requirements when reintroducing endemic plants during coastal dune restoration
• Spatiotemporal variation in population dynamics of a narrow endemic, <i>Ranunculus austro‐oreganus</i>
• Alignment of threat, effort, and perceived success in North American conservation translocations
• Predictors of outplanted marine bivalve survival in restoration: A review and synthesis
• Modelling the present potential habitat distribution of the near-threatened endemic species Silene marizii : implications for conservation
• The importance of fire in the success of a 15 hectare subtropical heathland translocation
• A genetic, demographic and habitat evaluation of an endangered ephemeral species Xerothamnella herbacea from Australia’s Brigalow belt
• Restoring species through reintroductions: strategies for source population selection
• Reintroduction by transplanting seedlings from natural regeneration: an alternative for ecological restoration?
• Assessment across life stages reveals superior habitat suitability in reintroduced historical habitats for an endangered salmon species
• Applying evolutionary biology to address global challenges
• Current state of plant conservation translocations across Europe: motivations, challenges and outcomes
• Plant–arthropod interactions of an endangered California lupine
• Short-term seed banking enables adaptive, multi-year seeding strategies in grassland restoration
• The anatomy of a failed reintroduction: a case study with the Brown Treecreeper
• Population Dynamics and Conservation Strategies for <i>Echinocactus platyacanthus</i> : A Data‐Driven Approach to Protecting an Endemic Species
• Wild plant species with extremely small populations require conservation and reintroduction in China. [europepmc]
• Towards a more holistic research approach to plant conservation: the case of rare plants on oceanic islands. [europepmc]
• Microsites Matter: Improving the Success of Rare Species Reintroductions. [europepmc]
• Reintroduction of the endangered and endemic plant species Cochlearia bavarica -Implications from conservation genetics. [europepmc]
• Swift action increases the success of population reinforcement for a declining prairie grouse. [europepmc]
• The restoration of the endangered Sambucus palmensis after 30 years of conservation actions in the Garajonay National Park: genetic assessment and niche modeling. [europepmc]
• Genetic differentiation, local adaptation and phenotypic plasticity in fragmented populations of a rare forest herb. [europepmc]
• Parsing propagule pressure: Number, not size, of introductions drives colonization success in a novel environment. [europepmc]
• The genetic legacy of 50 years of desert bighorn sheep translocations. [europepmc]
• How well do revegetation plantings capture genetic diversity? [europepmc]
• Revegetation by sowing reduces soil bacterial and fungal diversity. [europepmc]
• Population modelling and genetics of a critically endangered Madagascan palm Tahina spectabilis . [europepmc]
• Saving threatened plant species: Reintroduction of Hill's thistle (Cirsium hillii. (Canby) Fernald) to its natural habitat. [europepmc]
• Genetic diversity and structure of the narrow endemic Seseli farrenyi (Apiaceae): implications for translocation. [europepmc]
• Removal modelling in ecology: A systematic review. [europepmc]
• Wetland Restoration with Hydrophytes: A Review. [europepmc]
• Orchid Reintroduction Based on Seed Germination-Promoting Mycorrhizal Fungi Derived From Protocorms or Seedlings. [europepmc]
• Importance of Plants with Extremely Small Populations (PSESPs) in Endemic-Rich Areas, Elements Often Forgotten in Conservation Strategies. [europepmc]
• Chloroplast and Nuclear Genetic Diversity Explain the Limited Distribution of Endangered and Endemic Thuja sutchuenensis in China. [europepmc]
• Supporting in situ conservation of the genetic diversity of crop wild relatives using genomic technologies. [europepmc]
• Little hope for the polyploid endemic Pyrenean Larkspur ( Delphinium montanum ): Evidences from population genomics and Ecological Niche Modeling. [europepmc]
• Using Genomic Selection to Develop Performance-Based Restoration Plant Materials. [europepmc]
• Genetic resources of common ash (Fraxinus excelsior L.) in Poland. [europepmc]
• A single generation in the wild increases fitness for descendants of hatchery-origin Chinook salmon ( Oncorhynchus tshawytscha ). [europepmc]
• Cytological analysis of flower development, insights into suitable growth area and genomic background: implications for Glehnia littoralis conservation and sustainable utilization. [europepmc]