Effects of fire on rangeland vegetation in south-western Mendoza plains (Argentina): composition, frequency, biomass, productivity and carrying capacity

Semi-arid Grassland
Written By Canadian Prairies Prescribed Fire Exchange

Citation

Guevara, J. C., Stasi, C. R., Wuilloud, C. F., and Estevez, O. R. 1999. Effects of fire on rangeland vegetation in south-western Mendoza plains (Argentina): composition, frequency, biomass, productivity and carrying capacity.  Journal of Arid Environments 41:27-35.

Study Community: Semi-arid Grassland
Country: Argentina
Study Location: La Sarita Ranch
Latitude: -35.95 Longitude: -68.1
Burn Frequency: Annual
Grazed: Yes

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