Shifting Limitations to Restoration across Dryland Ecosystems in Hawaiʻi

Shifting Limitations to Restoration across Dryland Ecosystems in Hawaiʻi

Hawaiian dryland ecosystems are important for global biodiversity conservation and contain numerous species threatened with extinction. Over the past century, wildfire frequency and size have increased dramatically because of invasion by fire-promoting non-native invasive species, greatly threatenin...

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Main Authors: Brooks, S. (Author), Cordell, S. (Author), Questad, E.J (Author), Uowolo, A. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
assembly rule
biodiversity
Community assembly
dry forest
Dry forest
endangered species
environmental restoration
extinction
Hawaiian Islands
invasive species
Invasive species
native species
Outplant
Productivity
restoration ecology
seed
Seed
Tropical dryland
wildfire
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