herbaceous species
Herbaceous Species Composition, Diversity and Biomass of Communal Grazing Lands under Exclosure Management in Northwestern Tigray Region of Ethiopia
... comparison. Herbaceous species diversity and similarity indices among management practices were computed with Shannon-Weiner Index and Sørensen coefficient of similarity index, ...57 herbaceous ...
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Rapid revegetation by sowing seed mixtures of shrub and herbaceous species
... and herbaceous species is a measure to prevent bare soils from wind and water ...of species selection and the ratio of shrub to herbaceous species on vegetation formation and shrub ...
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Effect of rangeland rehabilitation on the herbaceous species composition and diversity in Suswa catchment, Narok County, Kenya
... the species hit, the closest species to the hit, and the hits that landed on bare ground were ...and herbaceous layer aboveground biomass determined by the use of the destructive method (t’Mannetje ...
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Maximising the use of soil water by herbaceous species in the high rainfall zone of southern Australia: a review
... by herbaceous species in the HRZ would be achieved in two ...summer-active species, rotational grazing, and pasture spelling would also extend the active growing season and soil water use of ...
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In-vitro assessment of antibacterial properties of some wild herbaceous species of euphorbiaceae against pathogenic strains
... wild herbaceous species of family Euphorbiaceae ...as herbaceous plant extracts offer considerable potential for the development of new agents effective against infections currently difficult to ...
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A whole-plant chamber system for parallel gas exchange measurements of Arabidopsis and other herbaceous species
... Results: The EGES-1 system yielded comparable measurements for eight plants for up to 6 days in stable, physi- ologically realistic conditions. The chambers seals have negligible permeability to carbon dioxide and the ...
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Herbaceous species diversity in Veerani Aloor, Kanyakumari district, Tamilnadu, South India
... of herbaceous vegetation varied according to the climate and land use ...especially herbaceous plants in Veerani ...plant species diversity in the selected ...
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Potential vulnerability of 348 herbaceous species to atmospheric deposition of nitrogen and sulfur in the United States
... Changes in species richness and composition in European acidic grasslands over the past 70 years: the contribution of cumulative atmospheric nitrogen deposition.. Use of dynamic soil-veg[r] ...
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Plant Diversity Development Under Planted Woody Species on Coal Mine Spoil in a Dry Tropical Environment, India: A Case Study
... of herbaceous species under the plantation stands of a coal mine spoil was not regulated as a whole by the properties of the planted ...The species number found in these plantation stands was ...
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Temporal variations of herbage production and nutritive value of three grasslands at different elevation zones regarding grazing needs and welfare of ruminants
... Over the 2-year study, the effects of month, altitudinal zone, year and “month x zone” interaction (P < 0.001; P < 0.01) on herbage CP content were revealed (Table 2). The mean an- nual CP content of ...
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Herbaceous angiosperms are not more vulnerable to drought-induced embolism than angiosperm trees
... grass species studied could be confirmed in a broader sampling of herbaceous species, this would raise questions about the generally accepted role of root pressure in repairing embolized ...
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Effects of anthropogenic disturbance on plant composition, plant diversity and soil properties in oak forests, Iran
... and 200 m on transect, for recording the floristic information (nine plots per a site). The names of the herbaceous species were recorded and their abundance was counted on 5 subplots with dimen- sions 1.5 ...
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Restoration of Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) Forests through Natural Recovery
... of herbaceous species was also found to be statisti- cally equivalent between second-growth (5% ± ...understory species was ...ceous species closely associated with coast redwood ...other ...
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Dynamics of vegetation after cable and ground based logging
... impacts of cable logging on woody and herbaceous species in wet forests in the upper Florentine Valley of central Tasmania, and b the impacts of cable and ground-based logging on woody a[r] ...
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Do plant-plant interactions drive New Zealand's gravel beach plant community structure?
... the species present at Birdlings Flat to be ...Exotic herbaceous species diversity per quadrat at Birdlings Flat between 2006 and 2012 was relatively static, possibly because saturation level has ...
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Study of plant diversity in the Northern Zagros forest (Case study: Marivan region)
... tree species diversity indexes are as follows: ...in herbaceous layer; ...scale. Species biodiversity is used greatly in vegetation studies, and environmental evaluation is one of the main criteria ...
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An assessment of farmer’s perception on the adoption of local species in the farming systems of the Sudano Sahelian zone of Cameroon
... legume species through the conversion of atmospheric N into plant utilisable forms in association with rhizobia (Herren and Donahue 1991; Harmand et ...these species in terms of soil fertility improvement, ...
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Changes in Vegetation Proprieties under Short and Long Term Protection in North African Arid Land
... on herbaceous species compo- sition, total plant cover, dry matter, plant density, floristic richness and ...palatable species such as Stipagrostis ciliata, Helianthemum sessiliflorum, Eragrostis ...
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Changes in vegetation and flora of abandoned paddy terraces in responses to drawdown
... Tree species ex- tended, whereas herbaceous species shrunk after the ...Upland-inhabiting species such as OBU in- creased, whereas wetland-inhabiting species such as FACW and OBW ...
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Opinion Paper: Forest management and biodiversity
... tree species was not di ff erent in protected and managed forests ranging between ...2.6 species per plot in Germany and 1.3 and 4.0 in Romania. Also herbaceous species were independent of ...
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