Effects of Periodic Clipping On Yield Of Some Common Browse Species

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Author
Lay, D. W.
Issue Date
1965-07-01
Keywords
Periodic Clipping
Deer Management
Food Supply
Siecke State Forest
Southeast Texas
Monthly
Utilization Level
resistance
Herd
Forage Removal

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Citation
Lay, D. W. (1965). Effects of periodic clipping on yield of some common browse species. Journal of Range Management, 18(4), 181-184.
Publisher
Society for Range Management
Journal
Journal of Range Management
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/10150/650219
DOI
10.2307/3895593
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https://rangelands.org/
Abstract
Of six browse species clipped annually for 10 years, some maintained production under 50 percent clipping better than others with 25 percent clipping. Optimum appeared to be closer to 25 percent. Under destructive 100 percent monthly clipping of 16 species, the smilaxes, gallberry, and American cyrilla were most tenacious. All plants were in pine forest understory.
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Article
text
Language
en
ISSN
0022-409X
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