Integrated Monitoring of Hydrogeomorphic, Vegetative, and Edaphic Conditions in Riparian Ecosystems of Great Basin National Park, Nevada

Beever E and Pyke DA. 2004. Integrated Monitoring of Hydrogeomorphic, Vegetative, and Edaphic Conditions in Riparian Ecosystems of Great Basin National Park, Nevada. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Scientific Investigations Report. 2004-5185.. U.S. Geological Survey. Reston, Virginia

This research was to map riparian vegetative communities in greater detail then had been done by past efforts; provide a monitoring baseline of hydrogeomorphology, structure, composition, and function of upland and riparian vegetation; and edaphic properties potentially sensitive to management and test whether instream conditions or physiographic variables predicted vegetation patterns across the four target streams.

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Published Report
Authors
Beever, Eric; Pyke, David
Date of Issue
2004
Publisher
U.S. Geological Survey
Units
GRBA , HIST , WRD
Keywords
Conditions, cross-sectional transects, Distribution (Biodiversity), Ecosystms, ehistory, Great Basin, Great Basin National Park, History, hydrogeomorphic, Hydrogeomorphology, Monitoring, Monitoring, Multivariate statistics, National Park, Nevada, Presence (Biodiversity), Riparian Ecosystems, Taxa Links To References, Vegetative

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