Grazing exclusion changes soil physical-chemical characteristics, rapidly affects microbial
community composition and function, and alters biogeochemical processes, eg, carbon (C) …

Grazing exclusion is a common management strategy for improving grasslands degraded
due to overgrazing. Although previous meta‐analyses proved that grazing exclusion …

Despite the progress made in understanding relevant carbon dynamics under grazing
exclusion, previous studies have underestimated the role of soil bulk density (BD), and its …

Grazing exclusion alters grassland soil aggregation, microbiome composition, and
biogeochemical processes. However, the long‐term effects of grazing exclusion on the …

Background Grazing is a major modulator of biodiversity and productivity in grasslands.
However, our understanding of grazing-induced changes in below-ground communities …

Grazing exclusion is considered a crucial measure for improving ecosystem structure and
function, including elements such as soil carbon and nutrients. However, little is known …

Grazing exclusion is an effective management practice to restore grassland ecosystem
functioning. However, little is known about the role of soil microbial communities in …

Grasslands account for approximately one-third of the global terrestrial carbon stocks.
However, a limited understanding of the impact of grazing exclusion on carbon storage in …

Grazing exclusion is widely conducted to restore degraded grasslands. The recovery status
can be indicated by both nutrient and carbon cycling. However, the effect of grazing …

Livestock grazing in grasslands regulates the multifunctionality of those ecosystems and has
an adverse effect on soil carbon (C) dynamics and fractions. However, our understanding of …