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Moose Herbivory in Taiga: Effects on Biogeochemistry and Vegetation Dynamics in Primary Succession

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Primary Succession and Ecosystem Rehabilitation

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Preface and acknowledgements

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Introduction

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Denudation: the creation of a barren substrate

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Successional theory

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Soil development

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Life histories of early colonists

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Species interactions

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Successional patterns

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Applications of theory for rehabilitation

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Future directions

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Glossary

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Illustration credits

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Moose, Trees, and Ground-Living Invertebrates: Indirect Interactions in Swedish Pine Forests

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Initial beaked hazel growth responses following protection from ungulate browsing

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Journal of Range Management, Volume 56, Number 5 (September 2003)

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Vegetation diversity influences endozoochoric seed dispersal by moose (Alces alces L.)

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Snow-mediated ptarmigan browsing and shrub expansion in arctic Alaska

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Testing for Bottom—up Effects in an Overbrowsed Boreal Landscape

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Species specific and environment induced variation of δ13C and δ15N in alpine plants

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Bite by Bite: How Ungulate Browsing Shapes North America’s Forest Future

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Spatially heterogeneous invasion of toxic plant mediated by herbivory

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Effects of Sika Deer (Cervus nippon) on Soil Decomposer System and Community Structure of Soil Nematode.

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Response to Anonymous Referee #1

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Comment on egusphere-2024-1646

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Modelling herbivory impacts on vegetation structure and productivity

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Effects of grazing on litter decomposition in two alpine meadow on the eastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

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Animal-mediated terrestrial nutrient dynamics : investigating wastes, trophic transfer, and isotopic patterns

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C 3 plant isotopic variability in a boreal mixed woodland: implications for bison and other herbivores

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