Tree invasion of open areas in the Jemez Mountains

Allen CD. 1986. Tree invasion of open areas in the Jemez Mountains

This paper develops a study to characterize the invasion of open areas by trees in the Jemez Mountains, NM. Natural meadows, grasslands created by grazing, and areas of timber harvests are differentiated to compare composition, rates, and influencing factors of tree invasion. This proposal explains sampling design, variables to be measured, and statistical processes. There are hand-drawn diagrams of the layout of visual media to be generated.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Allen, Craig
Date of Issue
1986-06-10
Units
BAND
Keywords
Ecology, Establishment (Species), Grassland, Jemez Mountains NM, Logging, Plant Studies, Reforestation, Research Methods, Succession

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