Influence of cattle stocking rate on the structural profile of deer hiding cover
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Authors: E. R. Loft, J. W. Menke, J. G. Kie, and R. C. Bertram
Date: 1987
Journal: Journal of Wildlife Management
Volume: 51
Number: 3
Pages: 655-664
Summary of Methods: Moderate and heavy cattle stocking rates significantly reduced hiding cover for California and Rocky Mountain mule deer in aspen and corn lily vegetation types. Heavy stocking rates only affected hiding cover provided by willow vegetation.
Article Summary / Main Points: None
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Agrovoc Control Words: Riparian zones Rangelands Wildlife
Article Review Type: Refereed
Article Type: Experimental Research
Keywords: corn lily, willow, salix spp., aspen understory, browsing levels
Annotation: None
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