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Future Tibetan grasslands will decrease: A novel insight from constructive grass species

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Guoyong Tang *
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Qingwan Li
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Shunbin Wang
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Jinkai Gu
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李庆林 (Qinglin Li)
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Shengjian Xiang
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Wanchi Li
DOI:10.1016/j.isci.2025.114228delete
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• Future warming will reduce Tibetan grasslands by 4.6% by 2060 • Productive grasslands decline (−6.7%), wildlife habitats expand (+6.7%) • Modeling 44 constructive species reveals diverse grassland shifts • Climate-driven grassland loss threatens ecosystem and pastoral stability
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Physical geography
Environmental science
Plant ecology
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