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It is suggested that prescribed burning rotations simultaneously at two temporal scales within a moorland landscape may be needed to conserve Sphagnum species, short-rotation burns (every 10-years) to enhance its abundance in the vegetation and long-rotations (>55 years) to maintain Sphagnum propagules in the surface peat.

Knowledge of the fisheries selectivity for physiological characteristics will be needed to conserve and manage global fisheries (Wikelski and Cooke 2006; Young et al. 2007) using evolutionarily enlightened strategies (Ashley et al. 2003).

"His work pulled apart exactly what made it tick and what was needed to conserve it.

Chinese officials have denied that they issued any official ban on rare earths exports and contend that export quotas and taxes are needed to conserve scarce supplies and protect the environment, which W.T.O.

Carefully designed management plans are needed to conserve biodiversity and allow the sustainable use of forest products by people in Madagascar.

Achieving better understanding phosphorus (P) flows through urban ecosystems is needed to conserve P, as non-renewable phosphate rock deposits become depleted and the global human population increases.

At the twilight of colonial Africa, many leading conservationists met at the Arusha Conference on the 'Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources in Modern African States', emphasizing that a radical new approach was needed to conserve wildlife (IUCN 1963).

Private collectors may have little interest in the scientific study of their specimens and are often ill-informed about what is needed to conserve delicate specimens over time, she says.

The wild, sometimes scraggly cousins of grains and vegetables have a role to play in food security, but urgent action is needed to conserve them, says a new study published today in Nature Plants.

More generally, we argue that innovative methods are needed to conserve ephemeral and dynamic pelagic biodiversity.

Some endemic shrubs in arid and semiarid ecosystems are in danger of extinction, and yet they can play useful roles in maintaining or restoring these ecosystems, thus practical efforts are needed to conserve them.