The widespread transition of grasslands and savannas to shrub-lands during the last 50-100 years has elicited significant debate concerning the causes of these changes and has given rise to a number of investigations. Often the encroaching species suppress the growth of palatable grasses and herbs, as they grow into impenetrable thickets.
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