The Regeneration of Fraxinus Excelsior in Woods with a Field Layer of Mercurialis Perennis

@article{Wardle1959TheRO,
  title={The Regeneration of Fraxinus Excelsior in Woods with a Field Layer of Mercurialis Perennis},
  author={P. Wardle},
  journal={Journal of Ecology},
  year={1959},
  volume={47},
  pages={483}
}
  • P. Wardle
  • Published 1959
  • Geography
  • Journal of Ecology
    • Fraxinus excelsior ranges almost throughout lowland Britain, occupying soils with a surface pH greater than about 4'2. In woodland communities it is accompanied by Mercurialis perennis, except on sites which are exposed and dry, and on sites which are subject to periodic waterlogging. In the present paper, attention is focused on the regeneration of Fraxinus in woods where Mercurialis is clearly dominant in the field layer; for here is provided a straightforward example of the relationship… CONTINUE READING
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