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The Biella paradox: the resilience of plant foraging in a post-industrial pre-alpine area of Northern Italy. [PDF]
Bot StudAlrhmoun M +4 more
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<i>Thesium ebracteatum</i> (Santalaceae) rediscovered in Romania: ecological and biogeographical context. [PDF]
Biodivers Data JRoleček J, Novák J, Bobek P.
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Cluster of Dominant Species and Grazing Jointly Influence the Soil Nitrogen and Phosphorus Cycling in Alpine Grasslands. [PDF]
MicroorganismsXu W +8 more
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Response of Vegetation Greenness to Extreme Droughts and Possible Mechanisms in Guizhou Province, China. [PDF]
Ecol EvolMeng C, Cen Y, Xue X.
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Climate change refugia in Canadian prairies: assessing range shifts and identifying breeding habitats for grassland songbirds. [PDF]
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Drought and warming enhance the risk of nitrogen losses in intensively managed grasslands
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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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Grassland and Grassland Products
Journal of Range Management, 1952O. Gordon Langdon, Stephen J. Watson
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