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Estimating appropriate disturbance timing for the population of an endangered butterfly inhabiting grassland patches in an agricultural landscape

2023-03-16

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It has been recognized that the timing of disturbance, in addition to its intensity and frequency, is important for the population dynamics of organisms because the impact of the disturbance depends on the life history stage at which it occurs. However, the effects of disturbance timing on consumer population dynamics have not been explored. This study simultaneously estimated the effects of mowing frequency and t...

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Literature Corpus work: c9d4439e-2084-53d9-a769-ebba2b5e4579
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2676284/v1

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