ecosystem-restoration
Ecosystem restoration is the practice of actively rehabilitating degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems to recover their ecological function and biodiversity. For plant science, it is a critical applied field that draws on knowledge of plant ecology, physiology, and community dynamics to reestablish native vegetation, rebuild soil-plant relationships, and guide successional processes. Successful restoration depends on understanding plant stress responses, seed biology, and species interactions, making it both a practical tool for reversing habitat loss and a rich domain for botanical research.
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