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Deer slow down litter decomposition by reducing litter quality in a temperate forest
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Stability of soil aggregates in relation to organic constituents and soil water content
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Plant species traits are the predominant control on litter decomposition rates within biomes worldwide
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UNGULATE VS. LANDSCAPE CONTROL OF SOIL C AND N PROCESSES IN GRASSLANDS OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
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HERBIVORE-MEDIATED LINKAGES BETWEEN ABOVEGROUND AND BELOWGROUND COMMUNITIES
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MICROBIAL NITROGEN LIMITATION INCREASES DECOMPOSITION
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Pervasive interactions between ungulate browsers and disturbance regimes promote temperate forest herbaceous diversity
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WHITE-TAILED DEER IMPACT ON THE VEGETATION DYNAMICS OF A NORTHERN HARDWOOD FOREST
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Belowground effects of deer in a temperate forest are time-dependent
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