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These areas have a long history of grazing by sheep and are stocked at up to 6.45 sheep/ha, average 4.75/ha (counting 1 lamb as 0.5 ewe). Lambs, 1.25/...
Read moreAs the key carbon (C) fluxes between biosphere and atmosphere, soil respiration (Rs) and ecosystem respiration (Re) play vital roles in regulating glo...
Read moreThe aquatic plants in this study were Ruppia spp. which occur at shallow depths, Chara spp. at intermediate depths and Potamogeton pectinatus, Myrioph...
Read moreThe objectives of this report are to: review and synthesise information on lowland heathland grazing history, methods and impacts; obtain this informa...
Read moreAn experiment was carried out in 1978-86 to study the individual and combined simulated grazing effects on C. pallens tussocks of takahe (Notornis man...
Read moreIn field trials in Silwood Park, Berkshire, UK in 1982-85, wheat cv. Hustler was subjected to no grazing or to several regimes of grazing by rabbits. ...
Read moreGrassland plant community structure and function are dependent on the type, timing, frequency and intensity of disturbance. Grazing systems employing ...
Read moreThe effects of a change from sheep to cattle grazing on dung beetle [Scarabaeidae] communities were studied under Mediterranean conditions in France i...
Read moreWater-filled ditches are an important ecological feature of lowland Britain. Originally dug to facilitate wetland drainage, ditches often provide refu...
Read moreThe aim of this study was to identify whether plant species show consistent responses to livestock grazing. The analyses were based on 35 published st...
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