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Species and functional diversity effects on productivity and nutrient uptake: implications for designing sustainable agricultural systems in the Midwest
Temporal data on aboveground biomass and nutrient uptake by species and functionally diverse native perennial plant species and communities is needed to enhance the performance of in-field buffer conservation practices. Comparisons on the performance of monocultures and polycultures of four nativ
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