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Linking biological soil crust attributes to the multifunctionality of vegetated patches and interspaces in a semiarid shrubland
Understanding the importance of biotic community structure on ecosystem functioning, and whether communities inhabiting different microhabitats in highly heterogeneous areas provide different ecological functions is a challenge in ecological research in the face of biodiversity and habitat loss. Bio
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