<p>Total biomass, aboveground biomass (AGB), belowground biomass (BGB), root/shoot ratio and litter were included in the meta-analysis. Values are means ± 95% CI and numbers of observations are shown near the bar. *The confidence intervals for the root/shoot ratio could not be calculated for the most root/shoot ratio data we collected did not have the “SD” or “SE”, but the root/shoot ratio is an essential part of grassland production, thus we still included it.</p
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Error bars are the 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals. The numbers inside and outside the parenth...
Error bars are the 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals. The numbers inside and outside the parenth...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Values are means ± 95% C...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Belowground biomass was ...
<p>Arithmetic mean or median values are presented to compare with other studies.</p
<p>Note: UG, LG, MG, and HG are four grazing intensities: un-grazed; lightly grazed; moderately graz...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Values are means ± 95% C...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Error bars are the 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals. The numbers inside and outside the parenth...
Error bars are the 95% bootstrapped confidence intervals. The numbers inside and outside the parenth...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Values are means ± 95% C...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Belowground biomass was ...
<p>Arithmetic mean or median values are presented to compare with other studies.</p
<p>Note: UG, LG, MG, and HG are four grazing intensities: un-grazed; lightly grazed; moderately graz...
<p>Grazing intensity was divided into three levels: light, moderate, heavy. Values are means ± 95% C...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...
Grazing and fencing are two important factors that influence productivity and biomass allocation in ...