Effect of Large Herbivore Browsing on the Functional Groups of Woody Plants in a Southern African Savanna

The impact of different large herbivore species and stocking rates in savanna ecosystems of Zimbabwe on the richness and abundance of woody plant functional groups and attributes was studied. Seven fence lines with different herbivore species and stocking rastes on either side of the fence were samp...

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