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Plant species responses to nutrient addition, but not to herbivore exclusion, strengthen over time in global grasslands
Changes in soil nutrients and herbivore pressure are key drivers of plant community dynamics in grasslands worldwide. Predicting how plant communities will respond to these global change factors requires understanding the responses of individual species, which can be affected by their abundance and
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