Conservation paleobiology has coalesced over the last two decades since its formal coining,
united by the goal of applying geohistorical records to inform the conservation …

Many countries have legislation intended to limit or offset the impact of anthropogenic
disturbance and development on threatened plants. Translocations are often integral to …

Plant species of concern often occupy narrow habitat ranges, making climate change an
outsized potential threat to their conservation and restoration. Understanding the …

ABSTRACT Researchers in the Global South (GS, develo** countries) make valuable
contributions to the field of comparative physiology, but face economic and scientific …

Climate variability is expected to increase due to climate change, with projected increases in
temperature and erratic rainfall patterns. These changes will alter the environmental cues …

Heat stress imposes an important physiological constraint on native plant species—one that
will only worsen with human-caused climate change. Indeed, rising temperatures have …

Demographic studies suggest that mortality of emerging bunchgrass seedlings limits
restoration success across North American cold desert rangelands, but how variation in …

Context Anthropogenic habitat degradation resulting from agricultural, mining, and urban
development is a leading cause of global insect declines, but the recovery of insect …

Seed germination responses for most narrow-range endemic species are poorly
understood, imperilling their conservation management in the face of warming and drying …

This special issue is a compilation of studies arising from the activities of the 5‐year
Australian Research Council Industrial Transformation Training Centre for Mine Site …