Effects of different combinations of pre- and post-grazing heights on herbage mass and nutrient reserves of <i>Leymus chinensis</i> in Northeast China.

Conversely, there is an increasing trend in soluble sugar and starch accumulations in both stems and leaves with increasing pre‐grazing height, irrespective of the apical meristem reservation or removal (Figure 5e–h ).

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Generally, regardless of the preservation or removal of the apical meristem (Figure 5a–d ), there is a decreasing trend in soluble sugar and starch contents in both stems and leaves with increasing pre‐grazing height.

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