Fire and Season of Postfire Defoliation Effects on Biomass, Composition, and Cover in Mixed-Grass Prairie

Mixed Grass
Written By Canadian Prairies Prescribed Fire Exchange

Citation

Gates, E. A., Vermeire, L. T., Marlow, C. B., and Waterman, R. C. 2017. Fire and Season of Postfire Defoliation Effects on Biomass, Composition, and Cover in Mixed-Grass Prairie. Rangeland Ecology and Management 70: 430–36.

Study Community: Mixed Grass
Country: USA
Study Location: Grand River National Grassland
Latitude: 45.9 Longitude: -102.5
Burn Frequency: Single
Grazed: Yes

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