Where slugs may safely graze

Peter D. Moore ()
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Peter D. Moore: King's College London, Franklin–Wilkins Building

Nature, 2005, vol. 436, issue 7047, 35-36

Abstract: Grazing animals mow meadows to useful effect. From the results of experiments on newly established grassland, one such grazer, the little-considered slug, evidently has a big and beneficial influence on plant diversity.

Date: 2005
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