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To discriminate between the contributions of ecosystems and the human subsidies to agricultural systems, \udwe propose using an additional terminology to bring clarification into the controversial discussion about i) \udecosystems versus agrosystems and ii) ecosystem services versus agrosystem services. A literature review \udrevealed that with the exception of some very recent publications, this has not yet been sufficiently \udreflected, neither within the scientific nor in the policy discussion. The question remains whether to spoil \udthe discussion with new terms again and again. We reason that it makes sense to underpin the case-specific \udshare of agricultural inputs to the supply of agroecosystem services and to add “agro” to the terminology. We \udconclude, that there is a need to promote the new terminology of agrosystem services and to strengthen the \uduse of the already established term agroecosystem services within this context.\udTo emphasise the production patterns behind the multiple benefits agricultural systems provide to humans \ud(commodity and non-commodity outputs) and to guarantee a reasonable weighting of related externalities \udin policy processes, we suggest to introduce the term agrosystem services into the discussion on ecosystem \udservices. Agrosystem services in this context describe the anthropogenic share of agroecosystem services’ \udgeneration. Agroecosystem services include multiple provisioning, regulating and cultural services from \udagricultural ecosystems. The inclusion of agrosystem services might accommodate the ecology-based \udecosystem services concept to the specificity of managed agricultural ecosystems and therefore could be \udbetter implemented by mostly economy-driven agricultural production systems and agricultural policy

Agrosystem services: An additional terminology to better understand ecosystem services delivered by agriculture