Problems in Artificial and Natural Revegetation of the Arid Shadscale Vegetation Zone of Utah and Nevada
Issue Date
1965-03-01Keywords
Artificialseed dormancy
Arid Shadscale
Diurnal Temperature
Wildrye
seed viability
Native Shrubs
Artificial Seeding
Poisonous
Naturalnative vegetationseeding trialsNoxiousclimatehumidityrevegetationwheatgrassGreat BasinevaporationcontrolforageerosionproblemsNevadaUtah
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Bleak, A. T., Frischknecht, N. C., Plummer, A. P., & Eckert, R. E. (1965). Problems in artificial and natural revegetation of the arid shadscale vegetation zone of Utah and Nevada. Journal of Range Management, 18(2), 59-65.Publisher
Society for Range ManagementJournal
Journal of Range ManagementDOI
10.2307/3895468Additional Links
https://rangelands.org/Abstract
Vast areas of the arid shadscale zone have been rehabilitated through management, but direct plantings of both native and introduced species usually have failed. Future success will likely be with native plants, including shrubs, adapted to the particular site.Type
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