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The Grassland Environment [PDF]
William E. Davies
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Quantifying golf course nitrogen use efficiency
Background Previous studies have surveyed golf courses to determine nitrogen (N) fertilizer application rates on golf courses, but no previous studies have attempted to quantify how efficiently golf courses use nitrogen.
Michael A. H. Bekken, Douglas J. Soldat
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Background Methane (CH4) oxidation driven by soil aerobic methanotrophs demonstrates the capacity of grassland as a CH4 sink. Methods In this study, we compared the oxidation characteristics of atmospheric‐level and elevated concentration (10%) CH4 in a ...
Yufang Wang+4 more
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Background Fire is a natural disturbance that releases carbon back into the atmosphere. Pastoralists have used fire for many thousands of years for rangeland management.
Kenea Feyisa+2 more
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Background Revegetation is widely used in degraded grassland restoration. However, the responses of grassland plant and soil properties to fencing (FC) and grazing (GZ) remain poorly understood, especially the vegetation–soil coupling coordination (Cd ...
Jing Cao+4 more
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Background Kernza® intermediate wheatgrass is a perennial grain and forage crop that can provide several ecosystem services. Major research efforts focused on Kernza have taken place in high latitudes.
Andres Locatelli+4 more
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Background Livestock production is an economically significant activity in grassland‐based production systems with herbivory, a critical process in modifying plant structure and regulating biomass dynamics in these areas.
Bosco Kidake Kisambo+3 more
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Biodiversity in grassland [PDF]
L'objectif de cet article est d'analyser le role de la biodiversite et les mecanismes fondamentaux dans la gestion de prairies ; sont egalement presentes de nouveaux resultats dans ce domaine et les effets negatifs des methodes agricoles modernes sur la richesse des especes vegetales, leur impact sur l'environnement et le paysage.
Nösberger, Josef+2 more
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Background Plants compete aboveground for light and belowground for patchily distributed nutrients. Defoliation causes an immediate loss of leaf area and photosynthetic capacity, leading to reduced root growth, with hypothesised implications for nutrient
Sayuki Mori, Louis John Irving
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