Browsing RESEARCH: Ruwanza, S by Title

Eucalyptus-camaldulensis in South Africa - past, present, future

Hirsch, H.; Allsopp, M.H.; Canavan, S.; Cheek, M.; Geerts, S.; Geldenhuys, C.J.; Harding, G.; Hurley, B.P.; Jones, W.; Keet, J.H.; Klein, H.; Ruwanza, S.; van Wilgen, B.W.; Wingfield, M.J.; Richardson, D.M. (2020)

Eucalyptus camaldulensis can be seen as an iconic tree of superlatives. It is the eucalypt with the widest native range, and one of the most widely planted eucalypts around the globe. In South Africa, it is the most ...

Medium-term vegetation recovery after removal of invasive Eucalyptus camaldulensis stands along a South African river

Ruwanza, S.; Gaertner, M.; Esler, K.J.; Richardson, D.M. (Elsevier B.V., 2018)

Effective ecological restoration requires detailed monitoring to determine the success achieved through different interventions in achieving objectives. In 2017, we resurveyed riparian sites along the Berg River in the ...

Physical properties of soil in Pine elliottii and Eucalyptus cloeziana plantations in the Vhembe biosphere, Limpopo Province of South Africa

Ntshuxeko, V.E.; Ruwanza, S. (2020)

Plantation establishment using invasive alien plants is common in South Africa, but the effects of these plants on soil physical properties in the Vhembe biosphere is unknown. In this comparative study, soils underneath ...

Potential of soil seed bank and ungulate-mediated endozoochory in old field restoration

Ruwanza, S. (2020)

Secondary invasion and weedy native species dominance after clearing invasive alien plants in South Africa: status quo and prognosis

Nsikani, M.M.; Geerts, S.; Ruwanza, S.; Richardson, D.M. (2020)

Clearing invasive alien plants often facilitates secondary invasion and/or weedy native species dominance instead of native biodiversity recovery. Secondary invasion and/or weedy native species dominance in turn can present ...