R. Kiss

This study examines how grazing affects biomass fractions and dietary choices of cattle in mesic grasslands, finding that grazing significantly reduces live biomass and favors species with high leaf area and nitrogen content.

The paper develops a method to increase diversity in species-poor grasslands by creating establishment gaps and sowing high-diversity seed mixtures, finding that 4 m2 gaps provide optimal colonization and stability.

This study shows that post-restoration management is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and controlling weeds in restored grasslands, as abandonment leads to weed dominance and reduced sown grass survival.

This study examines how soil burial depth and litter cover affect germination of invasive plants, finding species-specific responses and seed size as a key factor.