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Botanical Journal of Scotland Volume 49, 1997 - Issue 1
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The Arrhenatheretum on set-aside at Aldroughty, Elgin

Martin A. Ford Farmland Ecology Unit, The Scottish Agricultural College, Mill of Craibstone, Bucksburn, Aberdeen, AB219TS
Pages 67-73 | Received 15 Jul 1996, Accepted 10 Oct 1996, Published online: 22 Apr 2009

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Anita Diaz. (1999) The effects of rabbits on the vegetation of farmland in set-aside. Botanical Journal of Scotland 51:1, pages 111-125.
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M. Scotton, L. Piccinin, M. Dainese & F. Sancin. (2009) Seed production of an Arrhenatherion elatioris hay-meadow in the eastern Italian Alps. Grass and Forage Science 64:2, pages 208-218.
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Clare S. Lawson, Martin A. Ford & Jonathan Mitchley. (2004) The influence of seed addition and cutting regime on the success of grassland restoration on former arable land. Applied Vegetation Science 7:2, pages 259-266.
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Clare S. Lawson, Martin A. Ford, Jonathan Mitchley & John M. Warren. (2004) The establishment of heathland vegetation on ex-arable land: the response of Calluna vulgaris to soil acidification. Biological Conservation 116:3, pages 409-416.
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J.M. Warren & C.J. Topping. (1999) A space occupancy model for the vegetation succession that occurs on set-aside. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 72:2, pages 119-129.
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