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associated keyword, the percentage of ‘fungal’ papers varies among 0.3% (networks) and 8% (pathogens), and the rate of increase is between 0.06% (disease and health) and 1.5% (grasslands) per decade. Fungi are sometimes less often mentioned than insects (e.g. in the agriculture and climate change literature), but the
Agroforestry systems have often been neglected in Europe because administrative structures within many national governments have considered that only agriculture or forestry are legitimate within their remit. This has resulted in the loss of agroforestry systems in European countries and an impoverishment of the
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