Cheatgrass and red brome abundance following post-fire revegetation treatments in a pinyon-juniper community at Parashant National Monument, Arizona

Scoles SJ, Esque TC, Defalco LA, Eckert SE, Haines DF. 2003. Cheatgrass and red brome abundance following post-fire revegetation treatments in a pinyon-juniper community at Parashant National Monument, Arizona. United States Geological Survey. Henderson, Nevada

Authors assessed the effects of non-intervention, seeding, and seeding with harrowing at four sites of burned Pinyon-Juniper habitat in Parashant National Monument.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Scoles, Sara; Esque, Todd; Defalco, Lesley; Eckert, Sara; Haines, Dustin
Date of Issue
2003-03-20
Publisher
United States Geological Survey
Units
MOJA , PARA
Keywords
Bromus madritensis ssp. rubens, Bromus tectorum, Distribution, Exotic Species, invasive species, seeded species, Soil Erosion, Species Composition, Species Richness, Wildfire

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