Precipitation, Temperature, and Herbage Relationships for a Pine Woodland Site in Northeastern Oregon

Pumphery FV. 1980. Precipitation, Temperature, and Herbage Relationships for a Pine Woodland Site in Northeastern Oregon. Journal of Range Management. 33(4):307-310

Nine years of herbage yield data from nonfertilized and nitrogen (N) fertilized plots of introduced grasses on a foothill, woodland meadow were correlated with monthly precipitation and temperature. Herbage yields from nonfertilizd plots were poorly correlated with monthly precipitation or combinations of monthly precipitation. Fifty-five and 71 % of the year-to year variations in yields of N fertilized grass stands were associated with April and April-through-May precipitation, respectively. Yields from N fertilized stands were nearly 2,000 kg/ha larger than yields from nonfertilized stands. Mean monthly temperature were not well correlated with yields.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Pumphery, F
Units
SODN
Keywords
Oregon, Precipitation, Temperature

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