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Plant and microbial communities follow fast-to-slow strategies in response to grazing in an arid rangeland

2025-06-01

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Biotic and abiotic resources in arid area have been threatened by the disturbance of human activities. It remains unclear what life strategies plant and microorganisms use to cope with livestock grazing, and how these strategies are associated with soil metabolic compounds. Based on a 22-year grazing experiment in an arid rangeland on the Loess Plateau, we investigated changes in the resource strategies of plant a...

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Literature Corpus work: 29290577-80aa-56a5-8891-e1c8bfb101db
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2025.109550

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