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Mapping management intensity types in grasslands with synergistic use of Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellite images. [PDF]
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Open letter: There are more than just trees and forests to be conserved and restored
PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET, EarlyView.
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Influence of Grassland Habitats on Acridoidea (Orthoptera) Species Diversity in Different Divisions of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. [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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The Journal of Ecology, 1914
Grassland, like any other kind of vegetation, represents a balance between the requirements of certain plants on the one hand, and the conditions of the environment on the other. It is a result of Nature's demand and supply. An examination of the environmental conditions which determine the existence of grassland is therefore necessary if we wish to ...
C. B. Crampton, W. G. Smith
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Grassland, like any other kind of vegetation, represents a balance between the requirements of certain plants on the one hand, and the conditions of the environment on the other. It is a result of Nature's demand and supply. An examination of the environmental conditions which determine the existence of grassland is therefore necessary if we wish to ...
C. B. Crampton, W. G. Smith
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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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