Manipulating ungulate herbivory in temperate and boreal forests: effects on vegetation and invertebrates. A systematic review

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RT @PerSG3: @FAOKnowledge @UNBiodiversity @FAO For your information, see also the systematic review https://t.co/t86wyUZEYO It is also imp…

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@FAOKnowledge @UNBiodiversity @FAO For your information, see also the systematic review https://t.co/t86wyUZEYO It is also important to know that different breeds (sorts) of cattle may browse differently and have different preferences (e.g., grass/herb vs

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RT @MistraEviEM: How does #grazing and browsing affect #forest plants & #invertebrates? Our latest #systematicreview by Claes Bernes, @macu…

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