Add to ORKGI analyzed primary literature, spanning 42 years (1948-1990) that addressed buffalograss and blue grama\u27s response to fire; no relevant literature has been published since 1990. The results suggest that fire in shortgrass steppe need not be negative. Plant response to fire depends mainly on levels of precipitation, though some studies indicated that the season during which fire occurs may also affect recovery of buffalograss and blue grama
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
With the removal of fire and increased grazing pressures in savanna ecosystems worldwide, graminoid ...
The tallgrass prairie of central North America has been described as a fire-derived and fire-maintai...
There is increased interest in the use of summer-season fires to limit woody plant encroachment into...
A study was conducted in 1984 to determine the effect of fall prescribed burning on seed production ...
Mixed-grass prairies of the northern Great Plains evolved following frequent disturbances such as dr...
In March 2006 the East Amarillo Complex (EAC) wildfires burned over 367 000 ha of short and mixed gr...
The long-term effect of fire was studied on the major grass species of west Texas when the winter-sp...
Historically, fire occurred throughout the year in the Great Plains, but current fire prescriptions ...
With the removal of fire and increased grazing pressures in savanna ecosystems worldwide, graminoid ...
Three years of past burning responses of three perennial grasses were evaluated by comparing a burne...
Objective: The objective was to document the effects of late-summer prescribed fire on soil cover, b...
Objective: The objective was to document the effects late-summer prescribed fire on soil cover, bota...
Total legume density was significantly higher in annually burned prairie (8.0 stems/m2) than in unbu...
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
With the removal of fire and increased grazing pressures in savanna ecosystems worldwide, graminoid ...
The tallgrass prairie of central North America has been described as a fire-derived and fire-maintai...
There is increased interest in the use of summer-season fires to limit woody plant encroachment into...
A study was conducted in 1984 to determine the effect of fall prescribed burning on seed production ...
Mixed-grass prairies of the northern Great Plains evolved following frequent disturbances such as dr...
In March 2006 the East Amarillo Complex (EAC) wildfires burned over 367 000 ha of short and mixed gr...
The long-term effect of fire was studied on the major grass species of west Texas when the winter-sp...
Historically, fire occurred throughout the year in the Great Plains, but current fire prescriptions ...
With the removal of fire and increased grazing pressures in savanna ecosystems worldwide, graminoid ...
Three years of past burning responses of three perennial grasses were evaluated by comparing a burne...
Objective: The objective was to document the effects of late-summer prescribed fire on soil cover, b...
Objective: The objective was to document the effects late-summer prescribed fire on soil cover, bota...
Total legume density was significantly higher in annually burned prairie (8.0 stems/m2) than in unbu...
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
Increasingly, land managers have attempted to use extreme prescribed fire as a method to address woo...
With the removal of fire and increased grazing pressures in savanna ecosystems worldwide, graminoid ...