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Woody vegetation can promote pollinator biodiversity in semi‐natural grasslands
Up to 24% shrub cover in Swedish semi‐natural grasslands is positively related to butterfly diversity, while butterfly diversity increases up to 18% deciduous hardwood tree cover. Initially positive effects of tree and shrub cover on butterfly abundance were detected on those butterflies that use trees and shrubs as host plants.
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