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A rodent plague on prairie diversityNARA Subscribed
Selective vole ( Microtus pennsylvanicus ) suppression of prairie grasses and forbs in experimental restorations suggests why many of the plants are likely to be uncommon in nature. Vole herbivory reduced densities of legumes and grasses and increased unpalatable forbs in replicated plantings in Illinois: six otherwise common species ( Dalea purpurea , Desmanthus illinoensis , Elymus canadensis , Panicum virgatum , Phalaris ar...
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