Inner Mongolia: In 2005, scientists began reshaping an Inner Mongolia grassland; years later, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer

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Inner Mongolia: In 2005, scientists began reshaping an Inner Mongolia grassland; years later, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer - The Times of India

In 2005, scientists began reshaping a semi-arid grassland in Inner Mongolia by changing its mix of plants. Years later, when researchers checked how the local food chain held together, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer.

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Inner Mongolia: In 2005, scientists began reshaping an Inner Mongolia grassland; years later, plant-eating insects emerged as its strongest biological buffer - The Times of India

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