Grassland degradation induces high dietary niche overlap between two common livestock: cattle and sheep

Abstract Introduction Diet selection of grazing livestock is one of the critical factors affecting the diversity and composition of plant communities in grasslands, with consequent impacts for ecosystem functioning. Co‐grazing of multiple livestock species could create additive or complementary effe...
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Autor*in:	Man Xu [verfasserIn] Yueqing Song [verfasserIn] Yipeng Zhou [verfasserIn] Yao Wang [verfasserIn] Tongtong Xu [verfasserIn] Xuan Zhao [verfasserIn] Zhiqiang Li [verfasserIn] Ling Wang [verfasserIn]

Format:	E-Artikel
Sprache:	Englisch

Erschienen:	2023

Schlagwörter:	foraging behaviour habitat change herbivory large herbivores resource competition

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment - Wiley, 2022, 2(2023), 4, Seite 373-381
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:2 ; year:2023 ; number:4 ; pages:373-381

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DOI / URN:	10.1002/sae2.12066

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abstract	Abstract Introduction Diet selection of grazing livestock is one of the critical factors affecting the diversity and composition of plant communities in grasslands, with consequent impacts for ecosystem functioning. Co‐grazing of multiple livestock species could create additive or complementary effects on plant communities due to diet overlap or differentiation among livestock species. However, there is only limited knowledge about diet overlap and differentiation of co‐occurring livestock species and whether or how these diet characteristics change with grassland degradation. Materials and Methods We experimentally test the diets of two commonly co‐occurring livestock species (cattle and sheep) and the dietary niche partitioning/overlap between them in non‐degraded, moderately and severely degraded grasslands. Results Cattle exhibited broader diet than sheep, and diet overlap between species was lower in non‐degraded grasslands. As grassland degradation increased the availability of annual plants, interspecific niche overlap between cattle and sheep gradually increased, and cattle suffered a resulting dietary niche compression. Sheep maintained a relatively narrow and constant dietary breadth. Conclusion The increasing dietary niche overlap between livestock species with increasing extent of grassland degradation indicated increased additive effects of cattle and sheep co‐grazing on plant community, and thus stronger effects on plant community composition and diversity.
abstractGer	Abstract Introduction Diet selection of grazing livestock is one of the critical factors affecting the diversity and composition of plant communities in grasslands, with consequent impacts for ecosystem functioning. Co‐grazing of multiple livestock species could create additive or complementary effects on plant communities due to diet overlap or differentiation among livestock species. However, there is only limited knowledge about diet overlap and differentiation of co‐occurring livestock species and whether or how these diet characteristics change with grassland degradation. Materials and Methods We experimentally test the diets of two commonly co‐occurring livestock species (cattle and sheep) and the dietary niche partitioning/overlap between them in non‐degraded, moderately and severely degraded grasslands. Results Cattle exhibited broader diet than sheep, and diet overlap between species was lower in non‐degraded grasslands. As grassland degradation increased the availability of annual plants, interspecific niche overlap between cattle and sheep gradually increased, and cattle suffered a resulting dietary niche compression. Sheep maintained a relatively narrow and constant dietary breadth. Conclusion The increasing dietary niche overlap between livestock species with increasing extent of grassland degradation indicated increased additive effects of cattle and sheep co‐grazing on plant community, and thus stronger effects on plant community composition and diversity.
abstract_unstemmed	Abstract Introduction Diet selection of grazing livestock is one of the critical factors affecting the diversity and composition of plant communities in grasslands, with consequent impacts for ecosystem functioning. Co‐grazing of multiple livestock species could create additive or complementary effects on plant communities due to diet overlap or differentiation among livestock species. However, there is only limited knowledge about diet overlap and differentiation of co‐occurring livestock species and whether or how these diet characteristics change with grassland degradation. Materials and Methods We experimentally test the diets of two commonly co‐occurring livestock species (cattle and sheep) and the dietary niche partitioning/overlap between them in non‐degraded, moderately and severely degraded grasslands. Results Cattle exhibited broader diet than sheep, and diet overlap between species was lower in non‐degraded grasslands. As grassland degradation increased the availability of annual plants, interspecific niche overlap between cattle and sheep gradually increased, and cattle suffered a resulting dietary niche compression. Sheep maintained a relatively narrow and constant dietary breadth. Conclusion The increasing dietary niche overlap between livestock species with increasing extent of grassland degradation indicated increased additive effects of cattle and sheep co‐grazing on plant community, and thus stronger effects on plant community composition and diversity.
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Co‐grazing of multiple livestock species could create additive or complementary effects on plant communities due to diet overlap or differentiation among livestock species. However, there is only limited knowledge about diet overlap and differentiation of co‐occurring livestock species and whether or how these diet characteristics change with grassland degradation. Materials and Methods We experimentally test the diets of two commonly co‐occurring livestock species (cattle and sheep) and the dietary niche partitioning/overlap between them in non‐degraded, moderately and severely degraded grasslands. Results Cattle exhibited broader diet than sheep, and diet overlap between species was lower in non‐degraded grasslands. As grassland degradation increased the availability of annual plants, interspecific niche overlap between cattle and sheep gradually increased, and cattle suffered a resulting dietary niche compression. Sheep maintained a relatively narrow and constant dietary breadth. 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