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Effects of interspecific competition on plant-soil feedbacks generated by long-term grazing

2018-11-01

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Grazing by large herbivores leads to changes in soil properties which can in turn modify plant performance. However, little is known about how competition among plant species alters the strength and direction of grazing-induced plant-soil feedbacks (PSFs). In a previous monoculture experiment, we found that the intensity of sheep grazing generated consistent abiotic feedback effects and species-specific biotic fee...

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10.1016/j.soilbio.2018.08.029
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