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Functional diversity and grazing intensity in sub‐alpine and alpine grasslands in Andorra

2015-01-01

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QUESTIONS: Humans are altering land use and impacting grazing intensities worldwide in alpine and sub‐alpine grasslands, and functional diversity (FD) is a useful tool for predicting changes in these grassland communities and for improving biodiversity conservation. We asked: (1) how does functional richness (FRic) differ between the five predominant grassland types in Andorra (2) of these five grassland types, wh...

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5eb65e50-a5bf-5ef4-a61c-f7a62dfdd89e
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10.1111/avsc.12119
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