In the Cerrado, crop diversification has bene
<p>Considered an invasive species,&nbsp;<em>Sus scrofa</em>&nbsp;causes damage to farmers in an important part of Brazil&rsquo;s savanna-like biome. The researchers analyzed 55 landscapes in S&atilde;o Paulo state, observing larger numbers of native mammals in areas with well-conserved vegetation and diversified crops, while native species richness was far lower in areas of monoculture.</p>
United States Marina Zanin Adriano Garcia Chiarello Renata Pardini Nielson Pasqualotto Paulo Research Foundation
Source: eurekalert.org