Identifying optimal transplant size and microsite requirements are critical challenges facing
restoration practitioners, and refining this information may lead to more cost effective …

Conclusions–Our results suggest that habitat conditions and population characteristics are
highly related to the germination success of L. sibirica. The prosperity of a population …

Given that Ligularia sibirica, a boreal relict species in Europe, occurs in Romania in a wide
range of habitat types, we assumed that under different ecological conditions, the response …

Ligularia sibirica (L.) Cass., a glacial relict, asociated with wetlands and also forested
habitats, needs both in situ and ex situ conservation strategies. This paper presents a …

Abstract Ligularia sibirica (L.) Cass. popularly called Siberian Leopard Plant is a species of
community interest with a small area in the mountainous region of southwestern Romania …

Translocations are becoming a common tool for conservation of threatened plant species
despite risk, cost and labor intensity. Next to the number of transplanted individuals and …

Abstract Ligularia sibirica (L.) Cass. is one of the most spectacular glacial relict species and
rare species of Asteraceae family and one that suffered a significant decrease in Eurasia in …

Translocation involves the movement of organisms, by human intervention, from one area to
other suitable (receptor) habitats. In a conservation context, translocation can be employed …