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Landscape Greening Following Unseasonal Precipitation Along a Desert–Alpine Gradient
In seasonally arid systems, where water is a key limiting resource, unseasonal precipitation events may promote landscape greening. Because herbivores track spatial variation in fresh plant growth, dry-season precipitation could be an important catalyst of out-of-season foraging opportunities in sea
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