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The effects of long-term grazing cessation and grazing legacies on vegetation composition, productivity and soil properties in dry Mediterranean grassland
East Mediterranean ecosystems are characterized by a long history of anthropogenic activity. In these regions soil properties, vegetation composition and plant traits have been molded by thousands of years of grazing by domesticated livestock. Traditionally, rangeland research refers to soil resourc
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