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2018
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Sigridur DalmannsdottirSammendrag
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Sigridur DalmannsdottirSammendrag
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Annette Dathe Attila Nemes Esther Bloem Matthew Patterson Perrine Marguerite Fernandez Helen French Daniel GiminezSammendrag
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Matthias Buchecker Sebastian Eiter Dina Stober Monika Suškevičs Cheryl de Boer Berthe JongejanSammendrag
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Oddmund HjukseSammendrag
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Mélanie Harzé Arnaud Monty Sylvain Boisson Carline Pitz Julia-Maria Hermann Johannes Kollmann Grégory MahySammendrag
Persistence of restored populations depends on growth, reproduction, dispersal, local adaptation, and a suitable landscape pattern to foster metapopulation dynamics. Although the negative effects of habitat fragmentation on plant population dynamics are well understood, particularly in grasslands, the population traits that control grassland restoration are less known. We reviewed the use of population traits for evaluating grassland restoration success based on 141 publications (1986–2015). The results demonstrated that population demography was relatively well‐assessed but detailed studies providing information on key stages of the life cycle were lacking despite their importance in determining population viability. Vegetative and generative performances have been thoroughly investigated, notably the components of plant fitness, such as reproductive output, while genetic and spatial population structures were largely ignored. More work on the population effects of ecological restoration would be welcomed, particularly with a focus on population genetics. Targeted species were principally common and dominant natives, or invasive plants while rare or threatened species were poorly considered. Evaluation of ecological restoration should be conducted at different scales of ecological complexity, but so far, communities and ecosystems are over represented, and more focus should be directed towards a population approach as population traits are essential indicators of restoration success.
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