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Effects of Proximity to Abandoned Livestock Corrals on Standing Grass Biomass, Grass Species Diversity, and Wildlife Use in Olare Motorogi Conservancy, Maasai Mara, Kenya. [PDF]
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Land surface phenometrics and their responses to climatic variables in the semi-arid rangelands of the central Zagros mountains. [PDF]
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Geographical and climatic risk factors for COVID-19 in southwest Iran during the 2020-2021 epidemic. [PDF]
Nikaein K, Kanannejad Z, Ghatee MA.
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No evidence of xylem embolism refilling during recovery from drought stress in intact sunflowers. [PDF]
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Assessing the Sustainable Production Potential of Camel Herds in Southern Tunisia. [PDF]
Selmi C, Jaouad M, Faye B, Awad R.
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Property Size and Rangeland Degradation in the Queensland Mulga Rangelands.
The Rangeland Journal, 1992Small property size is often cited as one of the major causes of rangeland degradation in Australia. However, there is some conjecture as to the importance of this effect and the process by which small property sizes lead to rangeland degradation. Relatively little empirical analysis of these issues has been undertaken, especially in a dynamic context ...
JGI Passmore, CG Brown
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1995
Rangelands are lands generally characterized by low and/or erratic precipitation, poor drainage, rough topography, and often low soil fertility.1 They occupy some 47% of the earth’s surface (Heitschmidt and Stuth 1991). Fire, rainfall, soil type, and grazing animals are driving forces determining plant species composition, distribution, and ...
Jayant Sathaye, Stephen Meyers
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Rangelands are lands generally characterized by low and/or erratic precipitation, poor drainage, rough topography, and often low soil fertility.1 They occupy some 47% of the earth’s surface (Heitschmidt and Stuth 1991). Fire, rainfall, soil type, and grazing animals are driving forces determining plant species composition, distribution, and ...
Jayant Sathaye, Stephen Meyers
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