Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments

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Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments. / Hester, Alison; Ednius, Lars; Buttenschøn, Rita M.; Kuiters, Luke.

In: Forestry, Vol. 73, 2000, p. 371-381.

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Hester, A, Ednius, L, Buttenschøn, RM & Kuiters, L 2000, 'Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments', Forestry, vol. 73, pp. 371-381.

APA

Hester, A., Ednius, L., Buttenschøn, R. M., & Kuiters, L. (2000). Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments. Forestry, 73, 371-381.

Vancouver

Hester A, Ednius L, Buttenschøn RM, Kuiters L. Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments. Forestry. 2000;73:371-381.

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Hester, Alison ; Ednius, Lars ; Buttenschøn, Rita M. ; Kuiters, Luke. / Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments. In: Forestry. 2000 ; Vol. 73. pp. 371-381.

Bibtex

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title = "Interactions between forests and herbivores: the role of controlled grazing experiments",
abstract = "The use of controlled grazing by large herbivores as a research and management tool in forest systems is reviewed, with particular focus on exclosure-based studies of plant–animal interactions within north-west Europe. Controlled grazing studies have revealed that large herbivores (wild and domestic) have a substantial influence on forest composition and dynamics. We review current knowledge and highlight the deficiencies and potentials for new research, in relation to specific areas identified as of key importance in forest dynamics.",
author = "Alison Hester and Lars Ednius and Buttensch{\o}n, {Rita M.} and Luke Kuiters",
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language = "English",
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publisher = "Oxford University Press",

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RIS

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AU - Hester, Alison

AU - Ednius, Lars

AU - Buttenschøn, Rita M.

AU - Kuiters, Luke

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N2 - The use of controlled grazing by large herbivores as a research and management tool in forest systems is reviewed, with particular focus on exclosure-based studies of plant–animal interactions within north-west Europe. Controlled grazing studies have revealed that large herbivores (wild and domestic) have a substantial influence on forest composition and dynamics. We review current knowledge and highlight the deficiencies and potentials for new research, in relation to specific areas identified as of key importance in forest dynamics.

AB - The use of controlled grazing by large herbivores as a research and management tool in forest systems is reviewed, with particular focus on exclosure-based studies of plant–animal interactions within north-west Europe. Controlled grazing studies have revealed that large herbivores (wild and domestic) have a substantial influence on forest composition and dynamics. We review current knowledge and highlight the deficiencies and potentials for new research, in relation to specific areas identified as of key importance in forest dynamics.

M3 - Journal article

VL - 73

SP - 371

EP - 381

JO - Forestry

JF - Forestry

SN - 0015-752X

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