Changes in vegetation structure, aboveground biomass and soil quality in response to traditional grazing land management practices in the central highlands of Ethiopia

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Citation

Wegi, T., Hassen, A., Bezabih, M. and Tolera, A., 2020. Changes in vegetation structure, aboveground biomass and soil quality in response to traditional grazing land management practices in the central highlands of Ethiopia. African Journal of Range & Forage Science

Authors

  • Wegi, T.
  • Hassen, A.
  • Bezabih, Melkamu
  • Tolera, Adugna

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