Slash-and-burn agriculture can increase forest biodiversity

Ohio State News·Nov 28

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Slash-and-burn agriculture is reported to have a positive effect on forest biodiversity. This practice is said to increase biodiversity in forests. The outcome of slash-and-burn agriculture on forest ecosystems appears to be beneficial.

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