Original paper

How mowing restores montane Mediterranean grasslands following cessation of traditional livestock grazing

Volume: 295, Pages: 106880 - 106880
Published: Jun 1, 2020
Abstract
Traditional land-use cessation allows the spread of invasive tall-grass species and thus leads to a reduction in grassland biodiversity. We hypothesized that long-term multi-year mowing of invaded grassland fosters the recovery of its taxonomic diversity and functional composition by reducing the dominance of the tall grass species Brachypodium rupestre, and that this change increases the pasture feed value. In 2010, we fenced part of a...
Paper Details
Title
How mowing restores montane Mediterranean grasslands following cessation of traditional livestock grazing
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Volume
295
Pages
106880 - 106880
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