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Spring wildflowers with Nutrient Network fences, in the mountains of southeastern Australia.
Credit: Jos Moore, University of Melbourne/Monash University
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Nutrient Network fencing experiments at the Cedar Point Biological Station in Oglalla, Nebraska.
Credit: Charlotte Riggs, UMN
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Zebras and wildebeest graze near experimental enclosures in Tanzania, East Africa.
Credit: T. Michael Anderson and T. Morrison
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Kangaroos are common herbivores at the Burrawan grasslands in Queensland, Australia.
Credit: Jennifer Firn, Queensland University of Technology
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Ecologists at Silwood Park in the U.K. are taking part in the Nutrient Network experiment.
Credit: Mick Crawley, Imperial College at Silwood Park, U.K.
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Grasslands amid mountains in southeastern Australia: sites of extensive Nutrient Network research.
Credit: Jos Moore, University of Melbourne/Monash University
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