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Volume 217, Issue 2

February 2016

Translocation Ecology: The Role of Ecological Sciences in Plant Translocation

Issue Editors:

Thomas Abeli,
Kingsley Dixon

9 articles in this issue

Translocation ecology: the role of ecological sciences in plant translocation
Thomas Abeli
Kingsley Dixon
Editorial 10 February 2016 Pages: 123 - 125
Successful translocation of the threatened New Zealand root-holoparasite Dactylanthus taylorii (Mystropetalaceae)
Sebastian Avi Holzapfel
John Dodgson
Maheshwaran Rohan
OriginalPaper Open access 28 December 2015 Pages: 127 - 138
Monitoring results from a decade of native plant translocations at Makauwahi Cave Reserve, Kaua`i
David A. Burney
Lida Pigott Burney
OriginalPaper 27 October 2015 Pages: 139 - 153
Assessing microsite and regeneration niche preferences through experimental reintroduction of the rare plant Tephrosia angustissima var. corallicola
Kristie S. Wendelberger
Joyce Maschinski
OriginalPaper 28 September 2015 Pages: 155 - 167
Pre-translocation considerations in rare plant reintroductions: implications for designing protocols
Sandrine Godefroid
Sarah Le Pajolec
Fabienne Van Rossum
OriginalPaper 08 October 2015 Pages: 169 - 182
Restoring population structure and dynamics in translocated species: learning from wild populations
Thomas Abeli
Paolo Cauzzi
Simone Orsenigo
OriginalPaper 14 October 2015 Pages: 183 - 192
Acquiring baseline information for successful plant translocations when there is no time to lose: the case of the neglected Critically Endangered Narcissus cavanillesii (Amaryllidaceae)
David Draper Munt
Isabel Marques
José M. Iriondo
OriginalPaper 05 October 2015 Pages: 193 - 206
The role of fencing in the success of threatened plant species translocation
Giuseppe Fenu
Donatella Cogoni
Gianluigi Bacchetta
OriginalPaper 08 September 2015 Pages: 207 - 217
Conservation introduction resulted in similar reproductive success of Camellia changii compared with augmentation
Hai Ren
Jun Wang
Jian Luo
OriginalPaper 02 September 2015 Pages: 219 - 228