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Table 1Location and description of the plots into which grassland plant
Table 2The abundance (% cover) of palatability-study species in the existing ‘background’ vegetation on each plot
Table 3The total number of plants of each species that were nibbled by rabbits (max
Fig. 1. The range in faecal pellet counts per site in the three regions studied. Closed squares represent Fintray sites
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