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Exotic grasses and feces deposition by an exotic herbivore combine to reduce the relative abundance of native forbs
Rebecca J. Best
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
feces
94%
herbivore
87%
relative abundance
77%
grass
71%
nutrient
54%
propagule
25%
exotic species
25%
resource availability
24%
native species
22%
plant species
18%
competitive ability
14%
growth response
13%
biomass
12%
monoculture
12%
nutrient availability
11%
plant community
10%
community composition
9%
seed
9%
experiment
8%
gulf
7%
resource
5%
test
4%
rate
3%
Agriculture & Biology
forbs
100%
herbivores
71%
feces
67%
grasses
62%
nutrients
30%
geese
21%
Branta canadensis
18%
indigenous species
10%
grass seed
8%
biomass
7%
British Columbia
7%
greenhouse experimentation
6%
nutrient availability
6%
endangered species
6%
plant communities
6%
Canada
5%
testing
2%