Vegetation-Soils And Vegetation-Grazing Relations From Frequency Data
Issue Date
1966-01-01Keywords
Frequency SamplingVegetational Continum
Bottomland Associations
heterogeneity
Summer Long Grazing
Species Density
Species Dispersion
Blue Grama Range
Soil Groups
Species UnionsShrubs and Cactusclassificationshortgrass plainsFrequency Dataperennial forbsrelationsIntensitiesannualsCentral Plains Experimental Rangesiteperennial grassesconditionstechniquesherbage yieldsgrazingsoilsvegetationColorado
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Hyder, D. N., Bement, R. E., Remmenga, E. E., & Terwilliger, C. (1966). Vegetation-soils and vegetation-grazing relations from frequency data. Journal of Range Management, 19(1), 11-17.Publisher
Society for Range ManagementJournal
Journal of Range ManagementDOI
10.2307/3895517Additional Links
https://rangelands.org/Abstract
An upland vegetational continuum and three bottomland associations are interpreted from frequency data, but intra-site heterogeneity masks vegetation-grazing relations. Summer-long grazing at different intensities for 23 years has not affected the frequency percentages of species to a great extent.Type
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