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Conservation of grassland patches failed to enhance colonization of ground-active beetles on formerly cultivated plots
The dry grasslands of the Mediterranean Basin have been traditionally managed since ancient times, but have been drastically degraded by recent human activities such as cultivation. Cultivated plots in a dry grassland of Southern France were abandoned more than 20 years ago, but their vegetation and
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