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2. Contrasting Effects of Long-Term Grazing and Clipping on Plant Morphological Plasticity: Evidence from a Rhizomatous Grass X. Li et al.
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4. Carbon in Chinese grasslands: meta-analysis and theory of grazing effects L. Deng et al.
5. Soil physicochemical properties and plant functional traits regulate ecosystem multifunctionality of alpine grassland under different livestock grazing assemblies B. Feng et al.
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9. Water causes divergent responses of specific carbon sink to long-term grazing in a desert grassland Y. Jin et al.
10. Multiple facets of biodiversity decipher grazing effects on ecosystem stability in shrub-encroached grassland S. Sun et al.
11. Increased grazing intensities induce differentiation of the relationships between functional traits and aboveground plant biomass in shrub‐ and grass‐dominated community in desert steppe S. Zhao et al.
12. Grazing weakens temporal stabilizing effects of diversity in the Eurasian steppe H. Ren et al.
13. Community and species-specific responses of plant traits to 23 years of experimental warming across subarctic tundra plant communities G. Baruah et al.
14. Response of plant functional traits at species and community levels to grazing exclusion on Inner Mongolian steppe, China J. Zhang et al.
15. Morphological and productivity responses of Buffel grass (Cenchrus ciliaris) and Guinea grass (Panicum maximum) ecotypes to simulated grazing in a semi‐arid environment B. Kisambo et al.
16. The interplay among grazing history, plant-plant spatial interactions and species traits affects vegetation recovery processes in Patagonian steppe A. Catorci et al.
17. Responses of two dominant plant species to drought stress and defoliation in the Inner Mongolia Steppe of China L. Chen et al.
18. Scale-dependent patterns and mechanisms of grazing-induced biodiversity loss: evidence from a field manipulation experiment in semiarid steppe W. Li et al.
19. Effects of clipping and shading on 15NO3− and 15NH4+ recovery by plants in grazed and ungrazed temperate grasslands R. Pang et al.
20. Soil microbial community variation with time and soil depth in Eurasian Steppe (Inner Mongolia, China) H. Zhao et al.
21. A mesocosm experiment testing the competition between the invasive species Heteranthera reniformis Ruiz & Pav. and the endangered fern Marsilea quadrifolia L. A. Corli et al.
22. Using functional trait diversity to infer community assembly mechanisms: an exclosure experiment as an example X. Liu et al.
23. Effect of Grazing Types on Community-Weighted Mean Functional Traits and Ecosystem Functions on Inner Mongolian Steppe, China W. Wang et al.
24. Differential Effects of Grazing on Plant Functional Traits in the Desert Grassland
25. Grazing effects on intraspecific trait variability vary with changing precipitation patterns in Mongolian rangelands B. Lang et al.
26. Community assembly along a successional gradient in sub‐alpine meadows of the Qinghai‐Tibetan Plateau, China H. Zhang et al.
27. Long-term effects of mowing on plasticity and allometry of Leymus chinensis in a temperate semi-arid grassland, China X. Li et al.
28. The interplay of nurse and target plant traits influences magnitude and direction of facilitative interactions under different combinations of stress and disturbance intensities in Andean dry grassland A. Catorci et al.
29. Response of plant functional traits to grazing for three dominant species in alpine steppe habitat of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau, China J. Wang et al.
30. Response of plant functional traits of Leymus chinensis to extreme drought in Inner Mongolia grasslands X. Yue et al.
31. Divergence of above- and belowground C and N pool within predominant plant species along two precipitation gradients in North China X. Ye et al.
32. Defoliation, trampling and nutrient return differentially influence grassland productivity by modulating trait-dependent plant community composition: insights from a simulated grazing experiment T. Guo et al.
33. Determinants of Caragana microphylla density distribution in the Mongolian steppe A. Narantsetseg et al.
34. Pathways of Leymus chinensis Individual Aboveground Biomass Decline in Natural Semiarid Grassland Induced by Overgrazing: A Study at the Plant Functional Trait Scale X. Li et al.
35. Intraspecific trait variation governs grazing-induced shifts in plant community above- and below-ground functional trait composition C. Wang et al.
36. Assessment of interaction between sheep and poorly palatable grass: a key tool for grassland management and restoration A. Catorci et al.
37. Response of leaf traits of common plants in alpine meadow to plateau pika disturbance X. Pang & Z. Guo
38. Intraspecific variation in litter palatability to macroarthropods in response to grazing and soil fertility S. Coq et al.
39. Distinct effects of drought and nitrogen enrichment on the compositional and productivity stability of temperate grasslands J. Zhang et al.
40. Scale-Dependent Effects of Grazing on Plant C: N: P Stoichiometry and Linkages to Ecosystem Functioning in the Inner Mongolia Grassland S. Zheng et al.
41. Effects of forest plantation types on leaf traits of Ulmus pumila and Robinia pseudoacacia on the Loess Plateau, China J. Qin et al.
42. Linking microbial community structure to carbon substrate chemistry in soils following aboveground and belowground litter additions W. Xing et al.
43. Intraspecific belowground trait variability drives community assembly and productivity under intense grazing H. Wang et al.
44. Drought resistance of Camellia oleifera under drought stress: Changes in physiology and growth characteristics X. He et al.
45. Grazing effects on herbage nutritive values depend on precipitation and growing season in Inner Mongolian grassland H. Ren et al.
46. Functional trait responses to grazing are mediated by soil moisture and plant functional group identity S. Zheng et al.
47. Variability in community productivity—mediating effects of vegetation attributes H. Polley et al.
48. Influence of burning and defoliation on Festuca costata (Nees) in the Drakensberg K. Mwambilwa et al.
49. From plant functional types to plant functional traits Y. Yang et al.
50. Grassland ecology in China: perspectives and challenges D. WANG et al.
51. Phosphorus Availability Mediates Grazing Impacts on Resorption and Allocation of Foliar Nitrogen and Phosphorus by Dominant Species in Semiarid Grasslands R. Jia et al.
52. Single Grazing Is More Detrimental to Grasslands Than Mixed Grazing: Evidence From the Response of Functional Traits of Dominant Plants to Grazing Systems Z. Wang et al.
53. Plant functional traits and biodiversity can reveal the response of ecosystem functions to grazing S. Jiang et al.
54. Plant compensation to grazing and soil carbon dynamics in a tropical grassland M. Ritchie
55. Plant Functional Trait Response to Habitat Change and Grazing in a Semiarid Grassland: Unravelling Species Turnover and Intraspecific Variation Effects J. Zhang et al.
56. Differential response of C3 and C4 plants in temperate grasslands to different grazing intensities and nitrogen addition T. Yuan et al.
57. Drought of early time in growing season decreases community aboveground biomass, but increases belowground biomass in a desert steppe X. Li et al.
58. Management and climate effects on carbon dioxide and energy exchanges in a maritime grassland M. Peichl et al.