Emerging nature restoration agendas are increasing the pressure on rural communities to
coexist with expanding wildlife, including large carnivores. There are different interpretations …

High-mountain areas often exhibit high soil heterogeneity, which allows for the close
coexistence of plant species and communities with contrasting resource requirements. This …

As with other mountain areas in Europe, the subalpine belt of the Central Spanish Pyrenees
(approximately 1600–2200 m asl) has undergone constant deforestation since the Neolithic …

Stellera chamaejasme has become a problematic weed in northern and south‐western
grasslands of China. To evaluate a possible role of endophytes in its strong competitive …

Southern African mountain ranges are characterised by rich and diverse plant species
thriving in different habitats with pronounced endemic species. However, globally …

Increasing food production while avoiding negative impacts on biodiversity constitutes one
of the main challenges of our time. Traditional silvopastoral systems like Iberian oak …

The two most widely extended mountain grasslands in Europe (Nardus-mat grasslands and
chalk grasslands) are distributed forming complex patterns. In the Ordesa and Monte …

Understanding the relations between soil features and plant responses is important for
agricultural production and nature conservation. The aim of this study was to investigate the …

Methods The concentrations of C, N, P, S, K, Ca and fiber fractions were analyzed in
herbage in relation to soil nutrient availability, soil β–glucosidase, urease, phosphatase and …

The two most widely extended mountain grasslands in Europe (Nardus-mat grasslands and
chalk grasslands) are distributed forming complex patterns. In the Ordesa and Monte …