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Bio-Strips as Green Infrastructure for Pollination and Landscape Resilience in Trnava, Slovakia
Agricultural intensification can increase short-term food production while reducing semi-natural habitats, ecological connectivity and the ecosystem services supporting long-term agricultural resilience. This study assesses whether Common Agricultural Policy-supported bio-strips can improve pollinat
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