Left: Mowed false indigo bush ( Amorpha fruticosa ) area with straw bales. The image shows a section of a marsh meadow where false indigo bush saplings (light green) are growing after mowing. In the background, straw bales are visible, and the marsh meadow is bordered by willow and poplar trees ( Salix alba and Populus nigra ). Right: The image shows a section of a marsh meadow where previously mowed and regrown false indigo bush saplings have been grazed by cattle. The marsh meadow is surrounded by a floodplain forest. Both photos by László Bakacsy. Photos are courtesy of the authors of the article: Nagy, K. N., & Bakacsy, L. (2025). Mowing and traditional grazing as a conservation strategy: Fine‐spatial scale impacts on the invasion of false indigo bush ( Amorpha fruticosa L.) in marsh meadows. Plant Species Biology, 40(2), 156–166. https://doi.org/10.1111/1442-1984.12497
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