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Delayed effects of indirect drivers behind changing habitat management in Central Europe. [PDF]
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Current Biology, 2021
Grasslands comprise one of Earth's dominant biomes, accounting for up to 40% of its terrestrial area (Figure 1). The fundamental components of grassland habitats are grasses and grass-like plants, but diverse assemblages of other plant life forms and diverse animal communities also contribute to grassland biodiversity.
Jana S, Petermann, Oksana Y, Buzhdygan
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Grasslands comprise one of Earth's dominant biomes, accounting for up to 40% of its terrestrial area (Figure 1). The fundamental components of grassland habitats are grasses and grass-like plants, but diverse assemblages of other plant life forms and diverse animal communities also contribute to grassland biodiversity.
Jana S, Petermann, Oksana Y, Buzhdygan
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Ecological Restoration, 1998
Abstract More than any other community type, grasslands illustrate the difference between ‘designer’ and ‘political’ habitat creation. Much of the substantial wild flower grassland establishment, especially in urban areas, might be classed as ‘political’, in that it is all about stimulating a public interest in and appreciation of ...
Oliver L Gilbert, Penny Anderson
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Abstract More than any other community type, grasslands illustrate the difference between ‘designer’ and ‘political’ habitat creation. Much of the substantial wild flower grassland establishment, especially in urban areas, might be classed as ‘political’, in that it is all about stimulating a public interest in and appreciation of ...
Oliver L Gilbert, Penny Anderson
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1959
Field experiments are described comparing the yield of herbage on a series of grass-clover plots which were irrigated after various deficits had developed. In addition to the irrigation treatments, different rates of nitrogen were applied.The maximum yields were obtained when only small deficits were allowed (maximum pF 3·3).
A. J. Low, E. R. Armitage
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Field experiments are described comparing the yield of herbage on a series of grass-clover plots which were irrigated after various deficits had developed. In addition to the irrigation treatments, different rates of nitrogen were applied.The maximum yields were obtained when only small deficits were allowed (maximum pF 3·3).
A. J. Low, E. R. Armitage
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Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 1988
Etude des principaux taxons du sol des prairies, des ressources qu'ils utilisent et de leur role suppose dans la nature du ...
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Etude des principaux taxons du sol des prairies, des ressources qu'ils utilisent et de leur role suppose dans la nature du ...
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Grasslands and grassland succession in New Guinea
1982The vegetation of New Guinea is mostly forest, which, from its situation within the humid tropics, may be expected. However, an appreciable area is under grassland. The occurrence of some of this grassland may be attributed to natural environmental conditions, for example the subalpine grassland of the higher mountains, and perhaps in “frost-pockets ...
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Grassland and Grassland Products
Journal of Range Management, 1952O. Gordon Langdon, Stephen J. Watson
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Grassland changes and adaptive management on the Qinghai–Tibetan Plateau
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2022Yanfen Wang, Wangwang Lv, Kai Xue
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