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EVALUATION OF ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION SUCCESS IN MINING-DEGRADED LANDS
Bandyopadhyay, S., and S.K. Maiti. | Environmental Quality Management 29(1):89-100(2019)
This review article analyzes the importance of assessing the success of ecological restoration using the assemblage of the plant and animal communities, enzyme activity, litter accumulation and decomposition, and the improvement of soil quality as indicators.
This review article analyzes the importance of assessing the success of ecological restoration using the assemblage of the plant and animal communities, enzyme activity, litter accumulation and decomposition, and the improvement of soil quality as indicators.
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