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This project investigates the interactions between leguminous and non-leguminous plants in grasslands. It aims to understand how these interactions affect resource use, herbivore suppression, and mutualistic relationships, ultimately enhancing plant community productivity and nutrient retention.
The role of biodiversity for the functioning of ecosystems and the provisioning of ecosystem services is a key issue in ecology.
Both in natural ecosystems and in agriculture legumes are critical for enhancing ecosystem productivity because of their ability to fix aerial nitrogen (N).
Many studies have tested how non-leguminous plants may benefit from legumes, however, a main and unresolved question is whether and how legumes can benefit from growing with non-leguminous species.
This question is…
WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY
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