Effects of defoliation frequency and intensity on production of four burned and unburned bushed grassland communities in south Central Kenya.
Effects of defoliation frequency and intensity on production of burned and unburned plant communities were studied in Kenya on the National Range Research Station, Kiboko in 1982-1983. Study sites were located in ecological zone V which showed some contrast in topography, soils and dominant grasses....
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Texas A&M University
1985
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/79558 |
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