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Pradeep Wagle and Prasanna H. Gowda
Adoption of better management practices is crucial to lessen the impact of anthropogenic disturbances on tallgrass prairie systems that contribute heavily for livestock production in several states of the United States. This article reviews the impacts o...
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Hongxiang Wang, Pan Wan, Qianxue Wang, Ling Liu, Gongqiao Zhang and Gangying Hui
Inter-tree competition is considered one of the most important ecological processes of forest development. However, its importance in structuring the spatial patterns of plant communities remains controversial. We collected observational data from two pl...
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Ewa Blonska and Jaroslaw Lasota
The aim of the study was to present effects of soil properties, especially moisture, on the quantity and quality of soil organic matter. The investigation was performed in the Czarna Rózga Reserve in Central Poland. Forty circular test areas were located...
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Macarena Villasante, Soledad Godoy, Juan Pablo Zoffoli, Marlene Ayala
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Annual pruning is one of the most efficient ways to regulate crop load and renew fruiting wood in highly productive sweet cherry (Prunus avium L.) combinations. Although Chilean growers did not previously prune cherry trees of more vigorous combinatio...
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A. Salvo, Graciela R. Valladares
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Leafminers are insects whose larvae live and feed within plant leaves, consuming mesophyll tissue without damaging the leaf epidermis. Several species are considered serious pests on intensive, horticultural, and ornamental crops. Natural enemies are the...
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