SI Article 6 by Johansen et al. Managed dune slack restoration by turf removal was successful after 18 years. Diversity increased and changes in species composition over time show succession.
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Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution Edge Hill University #OpenAccess

SI Article 5 by Kapás et al. shows that grassland species colonisation of a former forest is facilitated by grazing livestock and connectivity to adjacent species-rich sites.
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Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution Stockholm University @SAOCousins.bsky.social #OpenAccess

SI Article 4 by Evju et al. tested time to recovery (TR) of different restoration treatments on former alpine roads. Long-term recovery was successful but restoration treatment influenced TR.
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Nordic Society Oikos NTNU NINAnature Wiley Ecology & Evolution #OpenAccess

SI Article 3 by Saure et al. Diverging outcomes after heathland restoration on clear-felled islands in coastal Norway. Wood chips mulching is cost-effective and is not a long-term problem.
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Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution NTNU Prof. Vigdis Vandvik #GenerationRestoration

SI Article 2: Successful restoration of alpine plant communities depends on habitat type by Risberget et al. Restored alpine wetlands along a dam road were similar to intact counterparts after 5 yrs whilst other habitats differed.
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Nordic Society Oikos #OpenAccess

SI Article 1 by Kyrkjeeide et al. After 6 years of peatland restoration in Norway, the authors suggest an improved protocol for monitoring the outcome of restoration actions.
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Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution NINAnature NTNU Magni Olsen Kyrkjeeide #OpenAccess

EV: Pollen morphology of Norwegian hybrids of Sorbus by Andersen et al. The authors found that pollen morphology can aid the identification of pollen from different Norwegian hybrids of Sorbus.
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Wiley Ecology & Evolution Nordic Society Oikos #OpenAccess #pollen #Sorbus

📅EXTENDED DEADLINE:We accept abstract submissions for our SI 'Exploring Karst Biodiversity:Ecological, Evolutionary, and Conservation Perspectives' until 30 June.Send your abstract to [email protected]
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Wiley Ecology & Evolution Nordic Society Oikos #Karst #biodiversity

EV: Mollinedia lorencei (Monimiaceae, Laurales), a new species endemic to the Atlantic Forest in the state of Bahia, Brazil by de Lima et al. The new species is threatened by land-use changes and considered EN (IUCN criteria).
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Wiley Ecology & Evolution Nordic Society Oikos

EV: Two new species from India:
Euploca wightiana by Antony et al. nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nj…
Boesenbergia ashihoi by Debnath et al. nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nj…
Bulbophyllum gopalianum by Sâwmliana et al. vist.ly/rsn3
Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution

If you attended the fantastic Nordic Society Oikos conference in Lund last week, consider submitting the research you presented to our outstanding society-curated journals, Oikos, Ecography
J. of Avian Biology, Nordic Journal of Botany & Wildlife Biology.

Yesterday was #TaxonomistAppreciationDay so we would like to extend our appreciation to all our editors, authors and reviewers who helped describe and name the fantastic diversity of plants, algae, lichens and fungi. Nordic Society Oikos #taxonomy #biodiversity

Introduction and discussion about fair and transparent publishing at #nordicoikos2024 with some of our editors, the director of the Oikos Editorial Office Johan Nilsson . #OikosTogether

Thank you all for coming to Lund and #nordicoikos2024 ! Great science & fantastic community! We hope enjoyed the conference as much as we did and that you got your fair share of research interactions with your colleagues. See you again Sept 2026 in Odense!

📆The NJB March issue is out! The cover features Nothapodytes burmanica, a new species described by Shen et al.
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Nordic Society Oikos Wiley Ecology & Evolution #taxonomy #plant #systematics

EV: Breeding system and pollination ecology of an endangered desert shrub endemic to northwestern China by Su et al. Tamarix taklamakanensis is insect-pollinated and it is suggested that that pollen limitation is an important constraint on seed production. nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nj…

EV: Ophiorrhiza ravifolia (Rubiaceae), a new endemic species discovered in Naga-Kabasalan Protected Landscape (NKPL), Zamboanga Peninsula, southwestern Philippines by Naive and Alejandro.
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EV: Two new species of the Petrocosmea genus, P. wangii and P. yei, discovered in limestone areas of Yunnan Province, China. These discoveries continue to highlight the diversity of Petrocosmea amidst the region's limestone areas. Han et al.
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