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Living in a changing world: an integrated approach to documenting and understanding medium to long-term vegetation changes in three contrasting land use systems in a mesic savanna, Nothern Zululand, South Africa
There is an increasing amount of evidence suggesting that the balance between trees and grasses in savannas and grasslands has been disrupted in the recent past. Numerous studies from around the world have reported an increasing woody component at the expense of the grass layer. The causes most freq...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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