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Managing herbivory over space and time: consequences for vegetation and cattle responses in African rangelands
Mammalian herbivory is integral to determining vegetation structure, composition and ecosystem function in African rangelands, however the extent to which managing the movement of herbivores, specifically livestock, over time and space can sustain functioning and productive rangelands remains unclea...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2019
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