2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.agee.2006.06.020
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A comprehensive assessment of multifunctional agricultural land-use systems in Spain using a multi-dimensional evaluative model

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“…Often, multiple benefits are discussed conceptually or estimated from questionnaires (e.g. Stirn 1990;Tecle et al 1995;O'Farrell et al 2007;Sal and Garcia 2007). The concept of multiple use is generally accepted in principle and was suggested in the past (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Often, multiple benefits are discussed conceptually or estimated from questionnaires (e.g. Stirn 1990;Tecle et al 1995;O'Farrell et al 2007;Sal and Garcia 2007). The concept of multiple use is generally accepted in principle and was suggested in the past (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One is the conservation and regeneration of natural ecosystems, which would be of special importance for mixed Atlantic broadleaved deciduous forests that currently occur in small, widely scattered and fragmented remnants (Rodríguez-Loinaz et al, 2011). The other is the increase in organic and other sustainable arable land, which would lead to an increase in self-provisioning while preserving agroecosystems' capacity to provide a diverse flow of ES (Morandin and Kremen, 2013;Gó mez Sal and Gonzá lez García, 2007). From a landscape planning perspective, this place-based approach provides the opportunity to apply concrete measures from the ES supply side that would help improve the sustainability of the region.…”
Section: Response Options Towards a More Sustainable Scenariomentioning
confidence: 97%
“…De esta manera las pequeñas explotaciones y la cría extensiva decrecen, de tal modo que más allá de las consecuencias económicas y sociales que este hecho conlleva, tal circunstancia impacta en la biodiversidad territorial de estas áreas de manera muy directa. Ello es debido a que la agricultura y la ganadería tradicionales condicionan la aparición y mantenimiento de hábitats semi-naturales que son capaces de albergar una diversidad de especies tan alta que incluso puede ser mayor que la que se puede encontrar en muchas formaciones vegetales naturales maduras (Gómez Sal y González García, 2007). En este sentido, las tierras abandonadas son escasamente invadidas por especies leñosas y es cierto que algunas especies de lepidópteros responden de manera favorable a la desaparición de los pastos, si bien según algunos autores (Spencer y Collins, 2008) la diversidad específica disminuye posteriormente cuando los árboles se han desarrollado y limitan el acceso a la luz solar de las plantas del estrato herbáceo.…”
Section: Conservación De Invertebrados En El Marco De Un Medio Naturaunclassified