Didier Alard

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University of Bordeaux

France

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Didier Alard is a Professor at the University of Bordeaux, France. His research focuses on ecosystem properties, plant community assembly, and ecological restoration in grassland and forest ecosystems. Recent publications address issues such as the importance of biological inputs for plant assembly restoration and the relationships between plant diversity and forage nutritive value. Alard's work contributes to understanding and improving the conservation status of semi-natural habitats.

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Olivier Chabrerie

Université de Picardie Jules Verne

FRANCE

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Arnaud Mouly

Lecturer

FRANCE

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Michaël Aubert

Normandie Université

FRANCE

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François Gillet

Emeritus Professor

Université de Franche-Comté

FRANCE

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Valéry Malécot

associate professor, co-head of department, INH herbarium curator

AGROCAMPUS OUEST - Centre d'Angers

FRANCE

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Jean‐Claude Gégout

Université de Lorraine

FRANCE

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Samantha Yeo

University of California

UNITED STATES

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Stéphanie Pellerin

CANADA

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Didier Alard

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Articles (9)

Identifying generic proxies for assessing ecosystem properties and conservation status of semi-natural grasslands

Transfer seeds, hay, or soil blocks? The importance of the completeness of biological inputs to address dispersal and establishment limitations during the restoration of plant assemblages in floodplain grasslands

Forage nutritive value shows synergies with plant diversity in a wide range of semi-natural grassland habitats

Processes underlying the assembly of plant communities: The role of environmental filtering heterogeneity in a competition–dispersal experiment

The climatic debt is growing in the understorey of temperate forests: Stand characteristics matter

Conceptual and methodological issues in estimating the success of ecological restoration

Native plant turnover and limited exotic spread explain swamp biotic differentiation with urbanization

Canopy composition and drought shape understorey plant assemblages in a young tree diversity experiment

Classification and mapping of saltmarsh vegetation combining multispectral images with field data

Collaborators (8)

Olivier Chabrerie

Arnaud Mouly

Michaël Aubert

François Gillet

Valéry Malécot

Jean‐Claude Gégout

Samantha Yeo

Stéphanie Pellerin

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