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Climate Change and Adaptation,ses six experimental studies to disclose climate change impacts on the grassland ecosystems of the Third Pole of the World/Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (TPW/QTP). These studies investigate individual plants, functional groups, plant communities, soil nutrients and stoichiometry, soil carbon stability, an

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,Future of the Third Pole’s Grasslands, with climate change and human disturbance. In this chapter, the future sustainability of the TPW/QTP’s grasslands is examined. To promote the resilience and sustainability of the TPW/QTP’s grassland, feasible options need to be developed to resist shocks, stresses, and disturbance. In the future, i

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mir: Management International Review system (including the uplift process and physical geography profile), social system (including population and economic development), as well as ecological issues and restoration strategies of the TPW habitats are introduced.

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F. Cardarelli,E. Pace,G. Salmè,S. Simulae, and region location. We evaluated ecosystem services in the value chain of grasslands in all of China and the TPW/QTP. Several case studies were presented to illustrate the dynamics and relationships of ecosystem functions and services during grassland degradation or restoration processes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-30172-0 pastoral production of the TPW/QTP grasslands. From a practical perspective, a combined regime of zonal rotational grazing-grazing exclusion with moderate grazing intensity should be explored to enhance ecosystem services by rebuilding rational soil–plant–animal interfaces and promote the pastoral production of the TPW/QTP grasslands.

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,Third Pole’s Grasslands in a Global Context,esized, the importance of TPW/QTP’s grasslands in regional and global settings is emphasized, and the values of TPW/QTP’s grasslands in ecological and socioeconomic dimensions are stressed. We highlight that the sustainability of the TPW/QTP’s grasslands is key to maintaining and promoting their functions and structures.

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Grazing Management and Pastoral Production, pastoral production of the TPW/QTP grasslands. From a practical perspective, a combined regime of zonal rotational grazing-grazing exclusion with moderate grazing intensity should be explored to enhance ecosystem services by rebuilding rational soil–plant–animal interfaces and promote the pastoral production of the TPW/QTP grasslands.