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Evaluation Of Mowing Frequency On Right-Of-Way Plant Communities In Mississippi., Edward D. Entsminger, Jeanne C. Jones, John W. Guyton, Bronson K. Strickland, Bruce D. Leopold
Evaluation Of Mowing Frequency On Right-Of-Way Plant Communities In Mississippi., Edward D. Entsminger, Jeanne C. Jones, John W. Guyton, Bronson K. Strickland, Bruce D. Leopold
College of Forest Resources Publications and Scholarship
Native grasses and native wildflowers are declining, especially along roadside right-of-ways because of intensive mowing and herbicide management practices. Roadside right-of-ways undergo regular disturbances such as mowing, maintenance, and road developments that affect soils, groundwater, surface hydrology, and vegetation composition. We investigated species richness and percent coverage within plant communities along highway right-of-ways to determine if reduced mowing increased native plant coverage. The study was conducted using 10 research plots situated along Highway 25 in Oktibbeha and Winston counties, Mississippi. Each research plot consisted of three different treatments as follows: one that included greater than four mowings per year, one …
Data And Code For "Net Displacement And Temporal Scaling: Model Fitting, Interpretation, And Implementation", Garrett Street, Tal Avgar, Luca Börger
Data And Code For "Net Displacement And Temporal Scaling: Model Fitting, Interpretation, And Implementation", Garrett Street, Tal Avgar, Luca Börger
College of Forest Resources Publications and Scholarship
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