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Belowground success: Collembola as indicators of restoration progress following active and passive restoration
Due to the unprecedented changes and fragmentation of ecosystems caused by human land uses and exploitation, ecological restoration is an increasingly essential topic in the field of conservation. In South Africa, a predominantly semi-arid country, invasive tree species negatively impact the limited...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2025
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