Hi all, The most prominent management strategy when managing for overall biodiversity of a system is to manage for plant biodiversity, the idea being that managing for higher plant biodiversity will result in greater biodiversity of all other taxonomic groups. Can anyone here point me to a review article or two that discuss this idea and the research behind it and? Is their any research out there that supports a different approach that achieves greater overall biodiversity for all taxa (such as managing strictly for macroinvertebrates or otherwise)?
Thanks for your time/help, Kris
