Spatial and Temporal Variation in the Quality of Summer Foods for Herbivores along a Latitudinal Gradient
The spatial and temporal variation in nutritional quality of plants consumed by herbivores is considered as one of the main factors governing their feeding patterns and influencing their productivity. Plant nutrients vary in space and time both within and among plant species, at fine scales, and acr...
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SLU/Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
2012
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