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Data and code from: Plant species responses to nutrient addition, but not to herbivore exclusion, strengthen over time in global grasslands
Abstract Nutrient enrichment and altered herbivory are among the most pervasive drivers of change in grasslands worldwide, yet how their effects on plant communities accumulate or fade over time, and which species drive those effects, remains poorly resolved. Using long-term data from
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