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Nitrogen Cycling from Increased Soil Organic Carbon Contributes Both Positively and Negatively to Ecosystem Services in Wheat Agro-Ecosystems by Palmer, Jeda, Thorburn, Peter J, Biggs, Jody S, Dominati, Estelle J, Probert, Merv E, Meier, Elizabeth A, Huth, Neil I, Dodd, Mike, Snow, Val, Larsen, Joshua R, Parton, William J

“…Soil organic carbon (SOC) is an important and manageable property of soils that impacts on multiple ecosystem services through its effect on soil processes…”
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Managing Natural Capital Stocks for the Provision of Ecosystem Services by Maseyk, Fleur J.F., Mackay, Alec D., Possingham, Hugh P., Dominati, Estelle J., Buckley, Yvonne M.

“…Decision makers and land managers are increasingly required to manage landscapes for multiple purposes and benefits. However, despite progress in the…”
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Quantifying spatial non-stationarity in the relationship between landscape structure and the provision of ecosystem services: An example in the New Zealand hill country by Tran, Duy X., Pearson, Diane, Palmer, Alan, Lowry, John, Gray, David, Dominati, Estelle J.

“…Knowing how landscape structure affects the provision of ecosystem services (ES) is an important first step toward better landscape planning. Because landscape…”
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Farming in a changing environment: Increasing biodiversity on farm for the supply of multiple ecosystem services by Dominati, Estelle J., Maseyk, Fleur J.F., Mackay, Alec D., Rendel, John M.

“…Among natural resources, soils continue to be poorly represented in ecosystem services frameworks and decision-making processes. Similarly, the supply of…”
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Integrating ecosystem services with geodesign to create multifunctional agricultural landscapes: A case study of a New Zealand hill country farm by Tran, Duy X., Pearson, Diane, Palmer, Alan, Dominati, Estelle J., Gray, David, Lowry, John

“…[Display omitted] •Ecosystem-based management (EBM) was integrated with geodesign framework.•Collaboration with the farmers was carried out to obtain farm…”
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Progressing the consideration of indigenous biodiversity in farm planning processes in New Zealand by Maseyk, Fleur J. F., Dominati, Estelle J., Death, Russell G., Mackay, Alec D.

“…Farm planning processes have long been based on land evaluation, and although this analysis conceptually includes other biotic and abiotic factors beyond just…”
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Farmer perspectives of the on-farm and off-farm pros and cons of planted multifunctional riparian margins by Maseyk, Fleur J.F., Dominati, Estelle J., White, Toni, Mackay, Alec D.

“…•Multi-tier riparian margin plantings provide many benefits on and off-farm.•Fenced only riparian margins also deliver benefits, but less than planted…”
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More than a 'nice to have' : integrating indigenous biodiversity into agroecosystems in New Zealand by Maseyk, Fleur J. F, Dominati, Estelle J, Mackay, Alec D

“…Provides a brief history of farm planning in New Zealand and assesses the degree to which biodiversity and ecosystem service provision could be advanced within…”
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Change in ecosystem service provision within a lowland dairy landscape under different riparian margin scenarios by Maseyk, Fleur J. F., Dominati, Estelle J., Mackay, Alec D.

“…Riparian margins can provide a range of environmental, social, and production benefits both on-farm and off-farm. However, our understanding of the relative…”
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Looking to the future of land evaluation at farm scale by Mackay, Alec. D., Dominati, Estelle J., Rendel, John M., Maseyk, Fleur J. F.

“…Land evaluation has a long history of describing and quantifying the sustainable productive capacity of land, but there is a global recognition of the need for…”
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A comprehensive spatially-explicit analysis of agricultural landscape multifunctionality using a New Zealand hill country farm case study by Tran, Duy X., Pearson, Diane, Palmer, Alan, Gray, David, Lowry, John, Dominati, Estelle J.

“…Multifunctionality can refer to the capacity of a landscape to provide a wide range of ecosystem services (ES). Maintaining or restoring multifunctionality in…”
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Farm scale assessment of the impacts of biodiversity enhancement on the financial and environmental performance of mixed livestock farms in New Zealand by Dominati, Estelle J., Mackay, Alec D., Rendel, John M., Wall, Andrew, Norton, David A., Pannell, Jennifer, Devantier, Brian

“…In New Zealand, 25% of the remaining indigenous vegetation cover is found on mixed livestock farms located predominantly in hill country. Despite evidence that…”
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