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Enhancing carabid beetle populations: insights from an agroecological experiment at landscape scale
There is an important need to experiment agroecological farming at the landscape scale in order to decipher and account for key ecological processes occurring at scales larger than the field. This is especially relevant for understanding how mobile functional biodiversity delivering key services to
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