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Effects of grazing intensities on functional traits of Cleistogenes squarrosa in a typical grassland of Inner Mongolia, China.

Si-Yu Wu, Yin-Tao-Ge-Tao Bao, Hongbin Xu, Lu Zhang

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had a dwarf-dense branching strategy to avoid grazing. The reduction of grazing intensity would be conducive to maintaining the stability of functional traits.

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had a dwarf-dense branching strategy to avoid grazing. The reduction of grazing intensity would be conducive to maintaining the stability of functional traits.

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had a dwarf-dense branching strategy to avoid grazing. The reduction of grazing intensity would be conducive to maintaining the stability of functional traits.

Key concepts: Grazing, Grassland, Biology, Specific leaf area, Growing season, Agronomy, Biomass (ecology), Inner mongolia

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