Camelid herding may homogenize Andean grassland plant communities
Ana Patricia Sandoval-Calderon,
Ana P Sandoval-Calderon,
Merel B Soons
et al.
Abstract:10 The current global decline in biodiversity is a matter of pressing concern, necessitating the 11 conservation of diverse ecosystems across various spatial scales. Regions such as the 12 tropical Andes face the imminent threat of biotic homogenization due to intensive 13 livestock grazing, posing a significant risk to biodiversity. This study is focused on the 14 sub-humid grasslands of northwestern Bolivia, within the the National Park Apolobamba. 15 We investigate the influence of environmental factors on … Show more
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