Spatial and temporal variation in the pinon-juniper woodland of Bandelier National Monument: implications for management

Chong GW. 1993. Spatial and temporal variation in the pinon-juniper woodland of Bandelier National Monument: implications for management

This paper discusses spatial distibution in pinon-juniper woodlands at Bandelier National Monument, NM. Island biogeography theory is applied to vegetated areas and bare soil, with seasonal rainfall and historic grazing being the dominant forces effecting colonization.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Chong, Geneva
Date of Issue
1993-12-13
Units
BAND
Keywords
Ecology, Grazing, Landscape Ecology, Pinyon-Juniper Forest, Plant Studies, Precipitation, Revegetation, Succession

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