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Leaving an uncut grass refuge promotes butterfly abundance in extensively managed lowland hay meadow...

Leaving an uncut grass refuge promotes butterfly abundance in extensively managed lowland hay meadow...

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Leaving an uncut grass refuge promotes butterfly abundance in extensively managed lowland hay meadows in Switzerland

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Leaving an uncut grass refuge promotes butterfly abundance in extensively managed lowland hay meadows in Switzerland

Publisher

Cambridge: University of Cambridge Department of Zoology

Journal title

Conservation evidence, 2015-01, Vol.12, p.25-27

Language

English

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Cambridge: University of Cambridge Department of Zoology

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Contents

The main goal of this study was to experimentally test whether maintaining a fraction of a meadow uncut would create a refuge that can efficiently conserve butterflies in extensively managed meadows registered as biodiversity promoting areas, the most common type of agri-environment scheme in Switzerland. Leaving part of the meadow uncut was expect...

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Leaving an uncut grass refuge promotes butterfly abundance in extensively managed lowland hay meadows in Switzerland

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TN_cdi_proquest_miscellaneous_1780499820

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_proquest_miscellaneous_1780499820

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ISSN

1758-2067

E-ISSN

1758-2067

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