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Plant ecology

species that forage over large volumes place roots less precisely in rich patches than species with smaller foraging scales.

In plant ecology, scale-precision trade-off in foraging refers to species that forage over large volumes place roots less precisely in rich patches than species with smaller foraging scales. This meaning comes from Campbell (1991) in Oecologia.[1]

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Campbell, B. D., Grime, J. P., & Mackey, J. M. L. (1991). A trade-off between scale and precision in resource foraging. Oecologia, 87(4), 532-538. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00320417

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