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The effects of fertilization on part of the Keen of Hamar Serpentine, Shetland

S.P. Carter Institute of Archaeology, University of London, Gordon Square, London
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J. Proctor Department of Biological Science, University of Stirling, Stirling, FK9 4LA, Scotland
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D.R. Slingsby The Girls' High School, Wentworth Street, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WS1 F2Q5
Pages 97-105 | Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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Sarah E. Dalrymple, John Hopkins, Stephen P. Carter & David R. Slingsby. (2021) Nutrient additions three decades on: potential interactions of nutrients and climate in the recovery of a high latitude serpentine system. Plant Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant Biology 155:1, pages 64-72.
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J. Proctor. (1997) Recent work on the ultramafic vegetation of Scotland. Botanical Journal of Scotland 49:2, pages 277-285.
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John Proctor, K. Bartlem, S.P. Carter, D.A. Dare, S.B. Jarvis & D.R. Slingsby. (1991) Vegetation and soils of the Meikle Kilrannoch ultramafic sites. Botanical Journal of Scotland 46:1, pages 47-63.
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John HenryH. Looney & John Proctor. (1989) The vegetation of ultrabasic soils on the Isle of Rhum II. The causes of the debris. Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh 45:4, pages 351-364.
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Ryan E. O'Dell & Victor P. Claassen. (2009) Serpentine Revegetation: A Review. Northeastern Naturalist 16:sp5, pages 253-271.
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Alessandro Chiarucci & Simona Maccherini. (2007) Long-term effects of climate and phosphorus fertilisation on serpentine vegetation. Plant and Soil 293:1-2, pages 133-144.
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RYAN E. O'DELL & VICTOR P. CLAASSEN. (2006) Relative performance of native and exotic grass species in response to amendment of drastically disturbed serpentine substrates. Journal of Applied Ecology 43:5, pages 898-908.
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Ryan E. O’Dell, Jeremy J. James & James H. Richards. (2006) Congeneric Serpentine and Nonserpentine Shrubs Differ More in Leaf Ca:Mg than in Tolerance of Low N, Low P, or Heavy Metals. Plant and Soil 280:1-2, pages 49-64.
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Ryan E. O’Dell & Victor P. Claassen. (2006) Serpentine and Nonserpentine Achillea millefolium Accessions Differ in Serpentine Substrate Tolerance and Response to Organic and Inorganic Amendments. Plant and Soil 279:1-2, pages 253-269.
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Carlo Ricotta, Alessandro Chiarucci & Giancarlo Avena. (2004) Quantifying the effects of nutrient addition on community diversity of serpentine vegetation using parametric entropy of type α. Acta Oecologica 25:1-2, pages 61-65.
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Alessandro Chiarucci. (2003) Vegetation Ecology and Conservation on Tuscan Ultramafic Soils. The Botanical Review 69:3, pages 252-268.
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J. Proctor, L. A. Bruijnzeel & A. J. M. Baker. (2001) What causes the vegetation types on Mount Bloomfield,a coastal tropical mountain of the western Philippines?. Global Ecology and Biogeography 8:5, pages 347-354.
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A. Chiarucci, S. Maccherini, I. Bonini & V. De Dominicis. (2008) Effects of Nutrient Addition on Community Productivity and Structure of Serpentine Vegetation. Plant Biology 1:1, pages 121-126.
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LASZLO NAGY & JOHN PROCTOR. (2008) Plant growth and reproduction on a toxic alpine ultramafic soil: adaptation to nutrient limitation. New Phytologist 137:2, pages 267-274.
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A. Chiarucci. (2009) Species diversity in plant communities on ultramafic soils in relation to pine afforestation. Journal of Vegetation Science 7:1, pages 57-62.
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J. Proctor. 1992. The Ecology of Areas with Serpentinized Rocks. The Ecology of Areas with Serpentinized Rocks 135 167 .
Antonio DiTommaso & L. W. Aarssen. (1989) Resource manipulations in natural vegetation: a review. Vegetatio 84:1, pages 9-29.
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