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Ecological responses of semi-natural grasslands to abandonment: case studies in three mountain regions in the Eastern AlpsBohner et al., 2019
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- Bohner A
- Karrer J
- Walcher R
- Brandl D
- Michel K
- Arnberger A
- Frank T
- Zaller J
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Semi-natural, extensively managed, grasslands are among the most species-rich agroecosystems in Europe. However, they are threatened by abandonment. We investigated the response of semi-natural grasslands to cessation of mowing at ten sites in three …
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