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Naturally recruited herbaceous vegetation in abandoned Belgian limestone quarries: towards habitats of conservation interest analogues?
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Naturalization and impact of a horticultural species, Cotoneaster horizontalis (Rosaceae) in biodiversity hotspots in Belgium
Testing coexistence of extinction debt and colonization credit in fragmented calcareous grasslands with complex historical dynamics
Dry heathlands and sandy open grasslands in a suburban environment in the south of Brussels (Belgium) : Assessment of the conservation status
Response of plant functional traits during the restoration of calcareous grasslands from forest stands
Plant communities and species richness of the calcareous grasslands in southeast Belgium
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Why some species cannot colonize restored habitats? The effects of seed and microsite availability
Plant species extinction debt in a temperate biodiversity hotspot: community, species and functional traits approaches