Add to ORKGSelected prairie species were observed during the first growing season following a prescribed burn on Kalsow Prairie, a mesic tall grass prairie in central Iowa. Changes in dry weight, vegetative cover, and flowering response were measured on burned, unburned and mowed areas. Significant changes were recorded for many species following the burn ranging from a flowering response of prairie dropseed (Sporobolus heterolepis) on burned areas 30 times that on unburned areas to a slight reduction in flowering of bluegrass (Poa pratensis) on burned areas
Total legume density was significantly higher in annually burned prairie (8.0 stems/m2) than in unbu...
Traditional perception of how tallgrass prairie responds to fire at times other than late spring is ...
This study examined the effects of late growing-season (September) wildfire on the subsequent produc...
Selected prairie species were observed during the first growing season following a prescribed burn o...
This study was conducted on the Hayden prairie, located in northeastern Iowa and involved a further ...
Two plots in southeastern Minnesota were seeded with several species of prairie vegetation . Grasses...
Graduation date: 1996Fires set by Native Americans were important in shaping and maintaining Willame...
A two-year project was initiated in 1974 to study the effects of a late spring burn on three ungraze...
The research was conducted on remnant tallgrass prairie located in Lancaster County, Nebraska in 199...
Grasslands can support high levels of biodiversity and provide numerous ecosystem services, but they...
Knowledge of how tallgrass prairie vegetation responds to fire in the late growing season is relativ...
Project No. 14-48-0001-96749Wetland prairies of the Willamette Valley, considered among the rarest o...
Conserving structural and compositional diversity in Fescue Prairie requires reintroducing natural d...
Lloyd Hulbert\u27s death in May 1986 left a wealth of unfinished projects as well as the legacy of K...
Woody perennials have invaded semiarid grasslands throughout the Southwestern United States. This in...
Total legume density was significantly higher in annually burned prairie (8.0 stems/m2) than in unbu...
Traditional perception of how tallgrass prairie responds to fire at times other than late spring is ...
This study examined the effects of late growing-season (September) wildfire on the subsequent produc...
Selected prairie species were observed during the first growing season following a prescribed burn o...
This study was conducted on the Hayden prairie, located in northeastern Iowa and involved a further ...
Two plots in southeastern Minnesota were seeded with several species of prairie vegetation . Grasses...
Graduation date: 1996Fires set by Native Americans were important in shaping and maintaining Willame...
A two-year project was initiated in 1974 to study the effects of a late spring burn on three ungraze...
The research was conducted on remnant tallgrass prairie located in Lancaster County, Nebraska in 199...
Grasslands can support high levels of biodiversity and provide numerous ecosystem services, but they...
Knowledge of how tallgrass prairie vegetation responds to fire in the late growing season is relativ...
Project No. 14-48-0001-96749Wetland prairies of the Willamette Valley, considered among the rarest o...
Conserving structural and compositional diversity in Fescue Prairie requires reintroducing natural d...
Lloyd Hulbert\u27s death in May 1986 left a wealth of unfinished projects as well as the legacy of K...
Woody perennials have invaded semiarid grasslands throughout the Southwestern United States. This in...
Total legume density was significantly higher in annually burned prairie (8.0 stems/m2) than in unbu...
Traditional perception of how tallgrass prairie responds to fire at times other than late spring is ...
This study examined the effects of late growing-season (September) wildfire on the subsequent produc...