Effects of compost and mowing on the productivity and density of a purpose-sown mixture of native herbaceous species to revegetate degraded soil in anthropized areas
Authors:
- Francesca VannucchiFVFrancesca Vannucchi
- Fernando MalorgioFMFernando Malorgio
- Beatrice PezzarossaBPBeatrice Pezzarossa
- Roberto PiniRPRoberto Pini
- Francesca BretzelFBFrancesca Bretzel
- 1 January 2015
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ecological Engineering
- Vol. 74, 60-67
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