Range Reseeding Success on The Tonto National Forest, Arizona
Issue Date
1966-09-01Keywords
successrange restoration
longevity
Range Reseeding
stand establishment
environmental conditions
Tonto National Forest
Range Plantings
Brush Mulch
Black HillsCave CreekPine Creekbuckhead MesaGrazing ProtectioncompetitionadaptabilitymoistureArizona
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Judd, B. I. (1966). Range Reseeding success on the Tonto National Forest, Arizona. Journal of Range Management, 19(5), 296-301.Publisher
Society for Range ManagementJournal
Journal of Range ManagementDOI
10.2307/3895724Additional Links
https://rangelands.org/Abstract
Longevity of range plantings is important to those interested in range restoration by this means. An analysis of plantings of 1945 and 1946 through 1965 provide information on longevity for four different environments on the Tonto National Forest of central Arizona. Protective brush mulch was highly important for stand establishment under the conditions of these tests.Type
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