Impact of Climate Change and Grazing on Temperate Steppe

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HOU Xiang-yang [1 ]
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[1] Member of JIA Editorial Board Key Laboratory of Grassland Resources and Ecology,Ministry of Agriculture/Grassland Research Institute/Research Center of the Eurasian Temperate Grasslands Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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Impact of Climate Change and Grazing on Temperate Steppe;
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S812 [草地学、草原学];
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Ecosystem of eastern Eurasian steppe is facing more and more challenges of global issues such as climate change,food and ecological security and human excessive utilization since the 21st century.Facing on the increasingly prominent international issues,it is very essential for relevant countries,international organizations and domestic counterparts to enhance systematic and mutual cooperation and exchanges to carry out scientific research and develop protection practice on the Eurasian steppe.
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页码:1155 / 1156
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