Human‐driven changes in nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) inputs are modifying
biogeochemical cycles and the trophic state of many habitats worldwide. These alterations …

Abstract Aim Ongoing alterations to Earth's biogeochemical cycles (eg, via fertilization,
burning of fossil fuels, and pollution) are expected to impact plants, plant consumers and all …

1. Grasslands are diverse and extensive but are declining in extent in some parts of the
globe. Grassland invertebrates can be numerically abundant and are crucial to ecosystem …

The response of montane and subalpine hay meadow plant and arthropod communities to
the application of liquid manure and aerial irrigation–two novel, rapidly spreading …

Human actions have led to loss and degradation of wetlands, impairing their suitability as
habitat especially for waterbirds. Such negative effects may be mitigated through habitat …

Biodiversity‐rich grasslands have been severely impacted by agricultural intensification.
Although agri‐environment schemes (AES) have been launched partly to combat grassland …

Agricultural intensification is one of the major threats to the biodiversity of montane and
subalpine grasslands. This calls for regional agriculture policies that efficiently protect their …

Land-use changes, especially agricultural intensification has increased in the last decades
leading to a decrease in biodiversity. In Europe, grasslands have been influenced by …

Grazing by domestic stock is widely used in nature reserve management to maintain or
restore characteristics of the flora. While the effects on plants are well understood, grazing …

Talinum triangulare Jacq.(Water leaf) is a leafy vegetable eaten in most countries in Africa in
preparation of soups to enrich the starchy main dishes due to its tastes, medicinal uses such …