“…By excluding species from the community, grazing can alter the functional and phylogenetic structure and diversity of the community (de Bello et al, ; Escobedo, Rios, Salgado‐Luarte, Stotz, & Gianoli, ), which are important indicators of ecosystem function and services (Altesor, Oesterheld, Leoni, Lezama, & Rodríguez, ; Leoni, Altesor, & Paruelo, ; Piñeiro, Paruelo, Oesterheld, & Jobbágy, ). Grazing can act as a ‘habitat filter’ (de Bello et al, ; Laliberté, Norton, & Scott, ), where only species with particular traits or strategies are able to establish and persist in the community (Kraft et al, ).…”