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Biological soil crust rehabilitation in theory and practice: An underexploited opportunity
Matthew A. Bowker
Forestry, School of
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
soil crust
87%
rehabilitation
63%
ecosystem
15%
site rehabilitation
7%
restoration
6%
structural component
5%
propagule
5%
bryophyte
5%
inoculation
4%
lichen
4%
soil erosion
4%
stabilization
3%
microbial community
3%
trajectory
3%
moisture
3%
degradation
2%
nutrient
2%
speed
2%
transition
2%
resource
2%
loss
2%
monitoring
2%
evaluation
2%
modeling
1%
method
0%
Agriculture & Biology
biological soil crusts
100%
ecosystems
16%
ecosystem engineers
6%
soil erosion
5%
Bryophyta
4%
methodology
4%
trajectories
4%
lichens
4%
microbial communities
4%
abiotic stress
3%
monitoring
2%
degradation
2%
nutrients
2%