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Cattle, Fire, and Wind in Brazilian Savannas by yagodinali is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study evaluates the impacts of cattle, fire, and wind on rocky savannas in southeastern Brazil, highlighting how cattle grazing leads to long-lasting negative effects on vegetation and native species. The findings support the Intermediate Disturbance Hypothesis, indicating that while fire and wind can promote biodiversity, cattle introduce continuous disturbances that hinder recovery. The research underscores the unique adaptations of vascular plants in this ecosystem to cope with natural disturbances,
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- yagodinali
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