Does tree density or fertilisation in silvopastoral systems affect tree or pasture production ?

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Rural development as Pillar II to foster agroforestry

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Agroforestry definition and practices for policy makers

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We have a dream: fostering agricultural transition towards agroforestry

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Agroforestry and the environment in the future european CAP

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Biomass production and concentration of rosmarinic acid in Melissa officinalis L. established under Prunus avium L.

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CAP and agroforestry practices in Europe

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Agroforestry and good governance: a comparison of the agroforestry policy frameworks in the EU and the USA

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Super- and coinfection: filling the range

Journal ArticleHow many different strains of a disease can coexist in a single population of hosts? What effect do different mechanisms of coexistence have on the properties of diseases? The principle of competitive exclusion (Armstrong and McGehee 1980; Levin 1970) states that no more species can coexist in a system than the number of resources or limiting factors allow, which can be thought of, somewhat imprecisely, as stating that a single trade-off can support only a single species - the one that deals best with that trade-off