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Driving forces of grass-livestock balance shifted from human activities to climate change on the top of the earth

2025-03-01

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Climate change and intensive grazing are threatening key functions of grassland ecosystems, including biodiversity, soil retention, and supporting pastoralist livelihoods. However, where and to what extent these factors impact grassland ecological balance on the top of the earth remained unclear. This study focused on the alpine grassland ecosystems in and around the Mount Qomolangma National Nature Reserve (MQNNR...

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5e67c830-eedf-5c23-812b-dc3f3781aab6
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10.1016/j.agee.2024.109387
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