Increasing carbon sequestration of working prairie by reducing invasive species in a fire and grazing system
Increasing carbon sequestration of working prairie by reducing invasive species in a fire and grazing system
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2012-01-01
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Harr, Ryan
Engle, David
McGranahan, Devan
Veenstra, Jessica
Daigh, Aaron
Engle, David
McGranahan, Devan
Veenstra, Jessica
Daigh, Aaron
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Abstract
The investigators looked at one method for curbing invasive species that limit carbon sequestration potential for tallgrass prairie stands. They also learned that grasslands dominated by either warm-season, cool-season, or mixed stands are likely equal in their carbon sequestration potential.