August 1, 1991Journal of Applied Ecology

Plant-Animal Interactions in a Continuously Grazed Mixture. II. The Role of Differences in the Physiology of Plant Growth and of Selective Grazing on the Performance and Stability of Species in a Mixture

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A. J. Parsons, Anne Harvey, I. R. Johnson, Plant-Animal Interactions in a Continuously Grazed Mixture. II. The Role of Differences in the Physiology of Plant Growth and of Selective Grazing on the Performance and Stability of Species in a Mixture, Journal of Applied Ecology, Vol. 28, No. 2 (Aug., 1991), pp. 635-658

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Plant-Animal Interactions in a Continuously Grazed Mixture. II. The Role of Differences in the Physiology of Plant Growth and of Selective Grazing on the Performance and Stability of Species in a Mixture

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