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Researchers at the University of São Paulo studied the presence of mammals in Cerrado ( Brazilian savanna) Study shows that land use conversion from extensive monoculture to diversified crops helped control invasive species.
Diversification of plant cover reduced the number of invasive species, such as boars, by 27% .
Researchers stress importance of maintaining and creating legally protected areas of Cerrado in São Paulo state, where native vegetation is found in only 20% of the region.
Native species richness was supported in agricultural areas with more diversified plant cover, such as family farms and other properties that focus on food production.
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