Effects of precipitation on grassland ecosystem restoration under grazing exclusion in Inner Mongolia, China
Abstract China launched the “Returning Grazing Lands to Grasslands” project about a decade ago to restore severely degraded grasslands. Grassland grazing exclusion was one of the experimental approaches for achieving the grand goal. Here, we evaluate the long-term regional ecological effects of gras...
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