A biodiversity question

Cass Peterson (cpete@nb.net)
Tue, 28 Dec 1999 14:07:10 -0500

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Is it true that there is greater biodiversity in a healthy temperate-zone
grassland ecosystem than in a healthy temperate-zone forest ecosystem,
taking into account the soil microbial community as well as higher-order life?

I've either read that or been told it by someone whose word I trusted, but
I've been challenged on the statement and now I'm not sure where I got it.
Can anybody help?

Cass Peterson
cpete@nb.net

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