par Lefebvre, Claude ;Chandler-Mortimer, A.
Référence Journal of applied ecology, 21, 1, page (255-264)
Publication Publié, 1984
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : In its native stressed habitat, the population appears rather static and conservative having a fairly slow turnover of mature plants, high mortality of juveniles, a long delay before sexual maturity and prepotency of the oldest individuals in sexual reproduction. With better environmental conditions in a revegetational trial, the same population shows an enhanced growth rate which could result in better demographical characteristics. Armeria maritima from old zinc-lead mines appears as having good potential for revegetation of heavy metal contaminated areas. - from Authors

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