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To close the yield-gap while saving biodiversity will require multiple locally relevant strategies

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Cunningham, Saul
Attwood, Simon J.
Bawa, Kamal S.
Benton, Tim
Broadhurst, Linda M.
Didham, Raphael
McIntyre, Sue
Perfecto, Ivette
Samways, Michael J.
Tscharntke, Teja

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Increasing yield has emerged as the most prominent element in strategies to deal with growing global demand for food and fibre. It is usually acknowledged that this needs to be done while minimising harm to the environment, but historically land-use inten

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Agriculture Ecosystems and Environment

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2037-12-31