Equine Grazing in Managed Subalpine Wetlands: Effects on Arthropods and Plant Structure as a Function of Habitat

Author： Holmquist Jeffrey Schmidt-Gengenbach Jutta Haultain Sylvia

ISSN： 0364-152X

Source： Environmental Management, Vol.52, Iss.6, 2013-12, pp. : 1474-1486

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