ecological-restoration
Ecological restoration is the practice of actively repairing degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems to recover their structure, function, and biodiversity. For plant scientists, it is a critical applied field that draws on knowledge of native plant communities, seed ecology, and plant-soil interactions to reestablish vegetation that underpins broader ecosystem recovery. Understanding how plants colonize, compete, and facilitate succession in restored habitats informs both conservation strategies and our fundamental understanding of plant community dynamics.
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