Effect of Fire on a Mixed Grass-Shrub Range in Southern Arizona

Humphrey RR and Everson AC. 1951. Effect of Fire on a Mixed Grass-Shrub Range in Southern Arizona. Journal of Range Management. 4(4):264-266

Low-value shrubs have been invading southern Arizona grassland ranges for many years. These woody plants generally produce much less forage than the grasses they have replaced. Various eradiction methods have been tried including the use of fire. The present study was made to determine the effect of burning on certain shrubs and grasses on a mixed grass-shrub range near Tucson, Arizona.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Humphrey, Robert; Everson, A
Units
SODN
Keywords
Arizona, FIRE, grassland ranges, Prescribed Burning

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