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Restored wetlands: interplay between environmental variables, aboveground and belowground plant traits, and carbon cycling
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Assessing relationships between environmental conditions, aboveground and belowground plant traits, and carbon cycling in restored wetlands (grazed and ungrazed), compared to a baseline in near-natural wetlands in Denmark, revealed that ecosystem functions can be restored, even in cases where plant biodiversity has not recovered. (a) Location of studied wetlands (green circles), river valleys: OD, Odense; OM, Omme; TR, Tryggevælde, (b) location of Denmark (green rectangle) on map of Europe, (c) a restored grazed plot, (d) a restored ungrazed plot, (e) chamber used for CO2 exchange measurements.
Keywords:
agricultural landscape
carbon cycling
ecological filters
plant functional traits
wetland restoration
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