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Soil phosphorus availability determines the contribution of small, individual grassland remnants to the conservation of landscape‐scale biodiversity

2021-04-01

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QUESTIONS: Small, remnant habitats embedded in degraded, human‐dominated landscapes are generally not a priority in conservation, despite their potential role in supporting landscape‐scale biodiversity. To warrant their inclusion in conservation management and policy, we question under which conditions they may exhibit the largest conservation value. LOCATION: Nine landscapes spread across the counties of Stockhol...

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d7354890-139e-54d8-9e8b-3af4616eec34
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10.1111/avsc.12590
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