A Meta-Analysis of Threatened Plant Reintroductions from across the Globe
Sarah E. DalrympleResearch Officer,
The Centre for Evidence-Based Conservation, School of the Environment at Bangor University, Bangor, UKEsther BanksResearch Assistant,
James Hutton Institute, UKGavin StewartScientist,
The Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University
of York, UKAndrew S. PullinProfessor,
Bangor University, UK
2012en
ABI
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Reintroductions and associated methods have been recommended as techniques for mitigating or redressing threatened plant species declines for several decades. Their use continues to increase as an option for overcoming problems associated with habitat loss, habitat fragmentation, and reproductive isolation (Quinn et al. 1994). However, these approaches have been criticized for the lack of monitoring and central recording, inappropriateness of the action due to genetic considerations, a lack of demographic knowledge of the donor populations, and inadequate information on the species’ habitat needs (Pearman and Walker 2004).
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