The interaction of New Zealand native plants with nitrogen in Canterbury’s agricultural landscapes

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The interaction of New Zealand native plants with nitrogen in Canterbury’s agricultural landscapes

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Less than 0.5 % native vegetation cover remains in the productive Canterbury Plains region of New Zealand. Incorporating native plants into agricultural landscapes could provide numerous benefits including shelter, supplementary stock fodder, production of essential oils or honey, wildlife-corridors, and protection of waterways. New Zealand’s native species are adapted to environments where nitrogen (N) occurs at low concentrations. Such environments are in stark contrast to New Zealand’s agr...

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Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2014

Creator

Franklin, Hannah Mayford

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/6482

Related subjects

New Zealand native plant species / rhizosphere / vegetation loss / nitrogen / nitrate leaching / nitrous oxide / agriculture / Lolium perenne / nutrient uptake / dairy farming / Ecology / Soil Sciences / Ecological Applications / Plant Physiology / Sustainable Agricultural Development

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