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• W4386768118 abstract "Abstract Plant–ungulate interactions are critical in shaping the structure of Mediterranean plant communities. Nevertheless, there is a dearth of knowledge on how plant intrinsic and extrinsic factors mediate the sign and strength of plant–ungulate interactions. This is most relevant when addressing natural or assisted restoration of plant communities in human‐disturbed areas. We conducted field‐clipping experiments simulating how different intensities of ungulate herbivory may affect the natural regeneration and establishment of the Mediterranean dwarf palm ( Chamaerops humilis ), a keystone species in Mediterranean ecosystems. We quantified seedling survival and size in two human‐disturbed sites (SW Spain) where wild and domestic ungulates exert high herbivory pressure on vegetation. Severe clipping and seedling aging reduced rates of seedling survival. In contrast, moderate clipping did not affect seedling survival, suggesting a certain degree of C. humilis tolerance to herbivory. Severe clipping reduced seedling height strongly but not seedling diameter, and these effects seem to have decreased seedling survival. Nurse shrubs increased seedling size, which likely improved seedling survival. We also found seedling compensatory growth which varied between study sites. Field‐clipping experiments can help disentangle effects of plant extrinsic and intrinsic factors on the sign and strength of plant–ungulate interactions and their ecological consequences on the dynamics of human‐disturbed ecosystems. We call attention to the importance of appropriately managing scenarios of severe herbivory and summer droughts, particularly frequent in Mediterranean ecosystems, as synergic effects of such key drivers can negatively affect the structure and dynamics of plant communities and endanger their conservation." @default.
• W4386768118 created "2023-09-16" @default.
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• W4386768118 date "2023-09-15" @default.
• W4386768118 modified "2023-09-30" @default.
• W4386768118 title "Seedling responses to moderate and severe herbivory: a field‐clipping experiment with a keystone Mediterranean palm" @default.
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