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Impact of Transplantation on Meadow Plant Species Growth and Biomass Production

Study on the effects of transplanting three plant species in meadows with varied characteristics, measuring growth and biomass in different locations and seasons.

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Impact of Transplantation on Meadow Plant Species Growth and Biomass Production

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  1. 2000 transplant data Ohrazeni

  2. OHRAZENI – a seminatural meadow Regular mowing ceased in late eighties

  3. In each of the 24 main plots • 4 transplants of each of the 3 species (Plantago lanceolata, Prunella vulgaris, Lysimachia vulgaris), 2 in control, intact vegetation, 2 in gap • Various characteristics of size measured at transplanting, in May, and in July for the live individuals, death recorded. • In July, below and aboveground biomass measured for all the life individuals

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