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Medieval Farms Were a Boon for Biodiversity, Research Finds

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In parts of Europe, the diversity of plants was greatest in the years before the Black Death, at a time when small farms and pastures existed alongside grasslands and forests, new research reveals. The findings show how, under the right conditions, farms can be a boon to nature. Read more on E360 →

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