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Forage production from tallgrass prairie burned annually in autumn, winter, or spring
Get PDFAboveground biomass production was measured on upland and lowland prairie in replicated, ungrazed watersheds at the Konza Prairie Biological Station (Manhattan, KS) that were burned annually for seven years in either autumn (November), winter (February), or spring (April). Average grass and forb biomass did not significantly differ among
burn seasons on either topographic site, although production fluctuated considerably
over years. Results of this study contrast with many of the conventional views of how tallgrass prairie vegetation responds to seasonal fire
The use of pasture reflectance characteristics and arbuscular mycorrhizal root colonization to predict pasture characteristics of tallgrass prairie grazed by cattle and bison
No full textNonvascular Conditions of the Lower Extremities that May Mimic Arterial or Venous Disease: A Review
No full textImportance of vegetation structure to the assembly of an aerial web-building spider community in North American open grassland
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