Many former seadikes in the Netherlands have lost their contact with salt water due to the enclosure of the Zuiderzee and the Deltaworks. These dikes now constitute a suitable habitat for ferns. The common occurrence of seven fern species between heavy blocks of granite and basalt on dikes along the Zuiderzee and Lauwerszee in Friesland is recorded. Outside Friesland three or four other fern species have been found on former seadikes
A short history of Dutch dune vegetation research is presented as an introduction to the present res...
Two specimens of Asplenium fontanum were found on a quay-wall in the harbour of Amsterdam, the first...
In order to stop the continuous decline of typical dune slack communities along the Dutch coast, res...
The Overijsselse Hout, a deciduous forest planted twenty years ago on the outskirts of Lelystad, a t...
The yacht harbour of Oostende is one of the most interesting sites in the North of Belgium for ferns...
The Dutch coastal dunes carry a rich and varied flora. This richness is dependent on the local mosai...
Since the damming of the Zuiderzee in 1932 (since then called IJsselmeer), salt marshes on sandy soi...
On the role of soil seed bank and dispersal in restoration of salt-marsh vegetation Plans have been ...
A survey is presented of the vegetation of the Netherlands part of the phytogeographical Flanders Di...
Potamogeton coloratus has probably always been a rare species in the Netherlands and it was assumed ...
In Twente (province of Overijssel) the best developed Littorelletea communities were formerly found ...
In 1932 VAN SOEST finished his series of papers, started in 1924, about the subdivision of the Nethe...
The Noordoostpolder is one of the polders in the former Zuiderzee, reclaimed in 1941 and 1942. A nat...
In order to stop the continuous decline of typical dune slack communities along the Dutch coast, res...
The Desmidflora of the Mosterdveen (a complex of small fen soaks in the Netherlands province of Geld...
A short history of Dutch dune vegetation research is presented as an introduction to the present res...
Two specimens of Asplenium fontanum were found on a quay-wall in the harbour of Amsterdam, the first...
In order to stop the continuous decline of typical dune slack communities along the Dutch coast, res...
The Overijsselse Hout, a deciduous forest planted twenty years ago on the outskirts of Lelystad, a t...
The yacht harbour of Oostende is one of the most interesting sites in the North of Belgium for ferns...
The Dutch coastal dunes carry a rich and varied flora. This richness is dependent on the local mosai...
Since the damming of the Zuiderzee in 1932 (since then called IJsselmeer), salt marshes on sandy soi...
On the role of soil seed bank and dispersal in restoration of salt-marsh vegetation Plans have been ...
A survey is presented of the vegetation of the Netherlands part of the phytogeographical Flanders Di...
Potamogeton coloratus has probably always been a rare species in the Netherlands and it was assumed ...
In Twente (province of Overijssel) the best developed Littorelletea communities were formerly found ...
In 1932 VAN SOEST finished his series of papers, started in 1924, about the subdivision of the Nethe...
The Noordoostpolder is one of the polders in the former Zuiderzee, reclaimed in 1941 and 1942. A nat...
In order to stop the continuous decline of typical dune slack communities along the Dutch coast, res...
The Desmidflora of the Mosterdveen (a complex of small fen soaks in the Netherlands province of Geld...
A short history of Dutch dune vegetation research is presented as an introduction to the present res...
Two specimens of Asplenium fontanum were found on a quay-wall in the harbour of Amsterdam, the first...
In order to stop the continuous decline of typical dune slack communities along the Dutch coast, res...