Jernej et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Impact of land-use change in mountain semi-dry meadows on plants, litter decomposition and earthwormsJernej et al., 2019
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- Jernej I
- Bohner A
- Walcher R
- Hussain R
- Arnberger A
- Zaller J
- Frank T
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- Web Ecology
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Traditionally managed mountain grasslands are biodiversity hotspots in central Europe. However, socio-economic trends in agriculture during the last decades have changed farming practices, leaving steep and remote sites abandoned. Especially the abandonment …
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