Long-term ecosystem dynamics of contrasting grasslands in South Africa

Doctoral Thesis

2022

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Dabengwa, Abraham Nqabutho
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Gillson, Lindsey
Bond, William John
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Department of Biological Sciences
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Rainfall, fire, and grazing all control changes in vegetation and soil in grassland and savanna ecosystems. In these ecosystems, wetlands are key resource areas because they keep moisture and collect nutrients that support grass production. The grass production supports high grazer densities in landscapes, especially during dry climatic periods.
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Dabengwa, A.N. 2022. Long-term ecosystem dynamics of contrasting grasslands in South Africa. . ,Faculty of Science ,Department of Biological Sciences. http://hdl.handle.net/11427/36617

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