Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems

Aangelika Schwabe; Dominique Remy; Thorsten Aßmann; Anselm Kratochwil; Albrecht Mährlein; Michael Nobis; Christian Storm; Andreas Zehm; Harald Schlemmer; Robert Seuss; Sabine Bergmann; Carsten Eichberg; Uwe Menzel; Markus Persigehl; Kai Zimmermann; Mareike Weinert

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-55953-2_18

Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems

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Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems. / Schwabe, Aangelika; Remy, Dominique; Aßmann, Thorsten et al.
Pasture landscapes and nature conservation. ed. / Bernd Redecker; Werner Härdtle; Peter Finck; Uwe Riecken; Eckhard Schröder. Springer, 2002. p. 239-252.

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Harvard

Schwabe, A, Remy, D, Aßmann, T, Kratochwil, A, Mährlein, A, Nobis, M, Storm, C, Zehm, A, Schlemmer, H, Seuss, R, Bergmann, S, Eichberg, C, Menzel, U, Persigehl, M, Zimmermann, K & Weinert, M 2002, Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems. in B Redecker, W Härdtle, P Finck, U Riecken & E Schröder (eds), Pasture landscapes and nature conservation. Springer, pp. 239-252, 1st International Workshop on "Pasture Landscapes and Nature Conservation" - 2001, Lüneburg, Germany, 26.03.01. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55953-2_18

APA

Schwabe, A., Remy, D., Aßmann, T., Kratochwil, A., Mährlein, A., Nobis, M., Storm, C., Zehm, A., Schlemmer, H., Seuss, R., Bergmann, S., Eichberg, C., Menzel, U., Persigehl, M., Zimmermann, K., & Weinert, M. (2002). Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems. In B. Redecker, W. Härdtle, P. Finck, U. Riecken, & E. Schröder (Eds.), Pasture landscapes and nature conservation (pp. 239-252). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55953-2_18

Vancouver

Schwabe A, Remy D, Aßmann T, Kratochwil A, Mährlein A, Nobis M et al. Inland sand ecosystems: dynamics and restitution as a consequence of the use of different grazing systems. In Redecker B, Härdtle W, Finck P, Riecken U, Schröder E, editors, Pasture landscapes and nature conservation. Springer. 2002. p. 239-252 doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-55953-2_18

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