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Grasslands can support greater grazing rates by herbivores than forests because
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Forests produce a lot of woody tissue (trunks, branches), which is not easily digestible by herbivores.
Grasslands, on the other hand, produce mostly soft, leafy tissue that is edible and accessible.
This means a greater proportion of their net primary production is available for grazing animals.
Sunlight and above-ground production matter too, but the key difference is the low woody tissue in grasslands.
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