Species-specific effects of grass litter mass and type on emergence of three tall grass prairie species
Author:
- Randall W. MysterRMRandall W. Myster
- 1 March 2006
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Écoscience
- Vol. 13 (1) , 95-99
Abstract
No abstract availableThis publication has 23 references indexed in Scilit:
- Species and microsite effects on litter decomposition in a Puerto Rican landslideCommunity Ecology, 2003
- Post‐dispersal fate of seeds in the Monte desert of Argentina: patterns of germination in successive wet and dry yearsJournal of Ecology, 2000
- Mechanisms Underlying the Suppression of Forb Seedling Emergence by Grass (Poa pratensis) LitterFunctional Ecology, 1995
- Quantitative Effects of Grazing on Vegetation and Soils Over a Global Range of EnvironmentsEcological Monographs, 1993
- Effects of Litter, Distance, Density and Vegetation Patch Type on Postdispersal Tree Seed Predation in Old FieldsOikos, 1993
- Control of seedling emergence by ground cover: a potential mechanism involving seed predationCanadian Journal of Botany, 1991
- Life After Death: Site Pre‐Emption by the Remains of Poa AnnuaEcology, 1990
- Effects of bracken litter and frond canopy on emergence and survival of ryegrass and white clover seedlingsThe Journal of Agricultural Science, 1989
- Effects of Soil-Surface Morphology on Emergence and Survival of Seedlings in Big Sagebrush CommunitiesJournal of Range Management, 1986
- The Relation of Grazing to Plant Succession in the Tall Grass PrairieJournal of Range Management, 1964