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Unexpected Blooms Along Ghost Tracks

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Ecologists know that plants can travel along with human transport, but what happens to the plants left behind? Łukasz Dylewski and colleagues examined the plant life along former railway lines in Poland to see if they could support plant diversity in farming areas. The team compared 25 abandoned railway sites with 25 nearby meadows. They found that far from being scars on the landscape, railways support unique plant communities that could help p…
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