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Quantifying the impacts of ecological restoration on biodiversity and ecosystem services in agroecosystems: A global meta analysis

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Figure 1. Framework of restoration strategies (land sharing or land separation) and specific  restoration actions (passive or active) identified in the agroecosystems in our meta-analysis
Figure 2. Mean effect size (response ratio) for levels of biodiversity and of supporting and  regulating ES in restored agroecosystems relative to converted ones assessed across the primary  studies
Figure 3. Mean effect size (response ratio) for levels of biodiversity and of supporting and  regulating ES in restored agroecosystems relative to reference ecosystems (i.e
Table 1. Effects of restoration strategy and type of restoration action on response ratios (RR) of ecosystem services and biodiversity relating restored  agroecosystems to converted ones
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