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A methodological framework to facilitate analysis of ecosystem services provided by grassland-based livestock systems

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Table 1. Mapping of grassland properties to grassland services.
Table 2. Characterisation of farm structure and management.
Table 5. Mean values and ANOVA of N fertiliser and N-Ellenberg Indicator Value (N-EIV) for farm enterprise types (beef vs dairy) (independent variables) considering separately each of the three land-use types.
Table 6. Mean values and ANOVA of three indicators of grassland composition (Fast GFT Late GFT Sum GFT ) for fertilisation rates (independent variables) considering separately main land-use types.
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