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Effects of multiple stressors associated with agriculture on stream macroinvertebrate communities in a tropical catchment
Tropical forests are declining at unprecedented rates in favour of agriculture, and streams can be severely impacted due to effects of multiple stressors that have rarely been considered together in tropical studies. We studied the effects of multiple stressors associated with agricultural practices
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