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Applying plant ecological knowledge to increase agricultural sustainability

2017-07-01

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Plant ecological knowledge accumulated over the past 150 years has enormous implications for agriculture, but most of these implications have not been appreciated by ecologists or agronomists. Here, I present several of the most salient examples. Agriculturalists refer to ‘improvements’, but plant ecologists know that ‘trade‐offs’ represent a better conceptual framework for agricultural production. There is much e...

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3850ebb4-b017-5179-9998-fb7317b95ce6
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10.1111/1365-2745.12792
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