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Carabid beetle communities along a gradient of agroecological systems: disentangling the roles of pesticides and soil tillage
The potential of alternative agricultural systems, such as organic or conservation agriculture, for biodiversity restoration has been widely investigated. However, variability of practices within each of these two categories of agricultural system has rarely been accounted for. Furthermore, these sy
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