Table Of ContentJournal of Range Management
Index, Volume 53, 2000
ADF, 159 Bai, Yuguang, 511
ANPP estimation, 190 Bailey, Calvin C., 32
ARS research, 12 Banerjee, Manas R., 127
Abandoned land, 233 Banner, Roger E., 91, 415
Abortion, 655 Barker, William T., 666
Aboveground, 518 Baron, V.S., 466
vegetation, 114 Bartos, Dale L., 145
Achievements in management and utilization of privately-owned Bates, Jon D., i119
rangelands, 12 Beef cattle, 159
Achievements in management and utilization of southern grass- Belowground, 518
lands, 17 Benkobi, Lakhdar, 627
Achnatherum robustum, 427 Bennett, Lauren T., 634
Acremonium, 427 Berg, William A., 183
Activated charcoal, 73 Betteridge, Keith, 432
Activated charcoal attenuates bitterweed toxicosis in sheep, 73 Big bluestem, 47
Adams, Don C., 159 Big sagebrush, 342
Adams, Mark A., 79, 634 Biging, Greg. S., 622
Adaptation of tall-grass prairie cultivars to West Louisiana, 47 Biological control, 305
Adopt-A-Horse Program, 479 Biological control of leafy spurge with introduced flea beetles
Africa, 138 (Aphthona spp.), 305
Age-stem diameter relationships of big sagebrush and their man-
agement implications, 342 Bird-banding, 384
Aggregate stability, 353 Birds, 384
Agropyron spicatum, 97 Bisson, Matthew G., 7
Akbash, 259 Bitterweed, 73
Alectoria ochroleuca, 642 Black bear, 259
Alés, Rocio Fernandez, 277 Bluebunch wheatgrass, 97, 353
Alkaloid levels of a tall larkspur species in southwestern Alberta, Bomke, Arthur A., 553
207 Book Reviews, 134, 246, 359, 459, 560, 671
Allelopathy, 511 Bossuet, Luc, 395
Allen-Diaz, Barbara, 215 Bothriochloa ischaemum, 183
Ambrosia psilostachya, 3 35 Bouteloua, 471, 550
Amphibians, 154 Branch, Lyn C., 617
Andelt, William F., 259 Breed and stocking rate effects on Chihuahuan Desert cattle pro-
Anderson, Bruce E., 282 duction, 32
Anderson, Val Jo, 544 Brock, Brent L., 39
Animal nutrition, 79 Broersma, Klaas, 353
Annual growth-rings, 342 Bromus inermis, 666
Are Namibia’s grasslands desertifying?, 138 Brood-rearing, 586
Argentina, 617 Broom snakeweed establishment following fire and herbicide
Aristida, 471 treatments, 239
Arizona, 499 Broweleit, Robert C., 282
Artemisia tridentata, 91 Browsing, 649
Asay, Kay H., 347 Brush control, 62
Astragulus mollissimus Torr. var mollissimus, 376 management, 154
Atriplex halimus, 211 Bryant, Larry D., 97
Atriplex spp., 79 Buffer strip, 295
Atwill, Edward R 506 Bull, Evelyn L., 291
Available dry matter production, 529 Bunch grass, 634
Burning, 421
Burritt, Elizabeth A., 91, 415
Burton, David L., 127
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Coyote, 259 with stockers in the Southern Great
Creek, 215 Plains, 268
3 grass, 437 Crested wheatgrass, 347 Education, 250
‘4 grass, 437
Cross, B.T., 62 Edwards Plateau, 23
‘alamovilfa longifolia (Hook.) Scribn.,
Cross Timbers, 154 Effect of grazing on the population biolo-
537
Crown closure, 622 gy of Phalaris aquatica, 277
‘alifornia rangelands, 489
Crude protein, 211, 410 Effects of nitrogen fertilization in leafy
‘anis latrans, 259
Cryptosporidium parvum transport from spurge root architecture, 228
‘anopy spread cover, 529
cattle fecal deposits on California range- Effects of roundups on behavior and
arbon, 466
lands, 295 reproduction of feral horses, 479
‘arbon exchange rates in grazed and
Current grazing capacity, 529 EL-Shatnawi, Moh’d Khair J., 211
ungrazed pastures of Wyoming, 199
Electrical conductivity, 466
ardaria draba (L.) Desv., 556
Electronic capacitance probe, 315
‘arex geyeri, 97 D Elk browsing, 145
‘arlson, Robert B., 305
Dairy farms, 395 Elk presence inside various-sized cattle
‘arnivores, 25!
‘arroll, D. B., 239 Decline, 145 exclosures, 287
Deer browsing, 145 Elk sedge, 97
‘arter, Joella R., 309
Defoliation tolerance, 550 Emergence, 239
‘attle, 39, 390
Delphinium brownii, 207 Endozoochory, 322
dgireatzsi, ng6,5 5 86, 145 Deregibus, V.A., 483 Engle, David M., 154, 611
‘attle prefer endophyte-f.ee robust Desert ecology, 255 Equus caballus, 479
DeStefano, Stephen, Eragrostis curvula (Shrad.) Ness., 268
needlegrass, 427
deVos, James C., Jr., Ergonovine, 427
‘auhépé, M. A., 300
entaurea maculosa, 176, 309 Dicamba, 68, 176 Erosion, 52
entrocercus urophas ‘anus, 586 Diet selection, 655 Establishment, 614
‘ereal crop weed, 544 Dietary fiber, 642 Estevez, Oscar R., 410
Diets, 91 Estimating aboveground plant biomass
‘ervus elaphus, 97, 287
‘etraria spp., 642 Digital photogrammetry, 622 using a photographic technique, 190
hanasyk, D.S., 466 Disciplinary history, 250 Estimating grazing index values for plants
‘haracterization of Siberian wheatgrass Diseases, 300 from arid regions, 529
germplasm from Kazakhstan (Poaceae: Disk chain effects on seeded grass estab- Evaluating breeding seasons for cows
lishment, 62 grazing winter range and bahiagrass,
Triticeae), 347
Dispersal, 322 390
‘hatterton, N.J., 427
Diterpenoid alkaloids, 329 Evolution, 550
‘hondrilla juncea L., 544
*hromosome pairing, 347 Diversity, 119 Ewes, 211
Dog, 259 Exclosure size, 287
itation counting, 250
ladina spp., 642 Donart, Gary B., 268 Experiment Stations, 2
Dormaar, Johan F., 233, 453
‘lark, Kenneth L., 617
‘lark, Patrick E., 97 Drought, 52 FE
‘lary, Warren P., 562 Dry
‘lopyralid, 176 matter intake, 170 Fate and transport, 295
PRAr~r ‘KRloRAsAe-RDrAa n ge vertical photography for mea season, 211] Felis concolor, 259
suring cover changes in perennial grass- Dryland farming Fence, 611
lands, 634 du Toit, Piérre C. Fendenheim, Debra, 550
‘oastal Plain, 47 Ducrocq, Hélene, : Fernandez, George C.J., 442
‘omparison of methods to determine plant Duff, Glen, 86 Fescue prairie, 453
successional stages, A, Technical Note, Duncan, Celestine A., 176 Festuca idahoensis, 97
194 Dung, 322 Fiber, 211
omparison of soil chemical characteris- Duru, Michel, 395 Fire, 300
tics in modified rangeland communities, Fire and cattle grazing on wintering spar-
A, 453 rows in Arizona grasslands, 384
Comparison of 3 techniques for monitor- E Fire history of the Rochelle Hills Thunder
ing use of western wheatgrass, 499 Early establishment of Douglas-fir and Basin National Grasslands, 660
‘onnelly, John W., 586 ponderosa pine in grassland seedbeds, Fire
‘onnot, Sherry B., 421 511 intervals, 660
Conservation, 384 Eckroat, John A., 471 season, 437
Conservation Reserve Program, 268 Ecological restoration, 437 Flea beetles, 305
Costall, Des A., 432 Ecology, 106 Flow processes in a rangeland catchment
Cost-share, 23 Economics, 32 in California, 489
Cover, 215 Economics of grazing weeping lovegrass Food aversion learning to eliminate cattle
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consumption of pine needles, 655 Grazing impacts on selected soil parame-
Forage achievements, 17 ters under short-term forage sequences,
Idaho fescue, 97
Forage and seed characteristics, 347 466
Impact of locoweed poisoning on grazing
Forage Great Pyrenees, 259
steer weight gains, 86
conditioning, 97 Gross, Jeffrey A., 287
crude protein, 170 Ground barley, 170 Impacts of western juniper on plant com-
munity composition and structure, 574
phosphorus, 170 Growth medium, 442
In vitro gas production, 642
quality, 183, 268 Grygiel, Carolyn E., 228 Indiangrass, 47
Forage removal and grazing time of cattle Guevara, Juan C., 410
Indigestible, 159
on small paddocks, 282
Influence of pasture management on soil
Foraging behavior, 479
biological quality, 127
Fordham, Robin A., 432 H
Ingestive behavior, 282
Forero, Larry C., 362
Hall, J.W., 207 Input/output models, 164
Forest Service, 2
Halstead, Lacey E., 499 Insects, 305
Fox, Stanley F., 154
Halstvedt, Mary B., 176 Intake, 91
Fractionation, 79
Hansen, Kyle V., 479 Integrated weed management, 309
Frangi, Jorge L., 518
Harp, Aaron J., 164 Interference, 119
Frasier, Gary, 403
Hart, C. R., 239 Intermediate feeders, 649
Future forage emphasis, 17
Hart, Richard H., 199 Introduced grasses, 233
Hartmann, F. Steve, 73 Invasive species, 544
G Hatch Act, 12 Investigation of herbaceous species adapt-
Hawkins, James N., 164 ed to snowfence areas, 371
Gardner, Dale R., 329, 427 Hayes, Marc P., 291 Islam, Muhammad, 79
Garriga, M.D., 23
Height-weight, 499 Island restoration, 106
Gates, R.N., 614
Hendrickson, J.R., 537
George, Melvin R., 295, 506
Germination, 239, 544 Herbage J
height, 395
Giambelluca, Thomas W., 106
Gillen, Robert L., 335, 471 production, 68 Jackson, Randall D., 215
Gong, Peng, 622 standing crop, 421 Jacobo, E.J., 483
Gonzalez-Rodriguez, Antonio, 603 Herbage volume per animal: A tool for Jacobs, James S., 176, 309
James, Lynn F., 86
Gordon, Caleb E., 384 rotational grazing management, 395
Graham, David, 86, 376 Herbivore dunging and endozoochorous Jensen, Kevin B., 347
Jiménez, B., 322
Grant, C. A., 127 seed deposition in a Mediterranean
Johnson, Douglas A., 347
Grant, Richard J., 159 dehesa, 322
Grass Herbivores, 322, 499 Jones, Bob, 154
Jones, T.A., 427
defoliation, 309 Herpetofaunal responses to brush manage-
Juan, V. F., 300
fertilization, 183 ment with herbicide and fire, 154
Judd, Terry S., 634
Grass response to seasonal burns in exper- Hierro, Jose L., 617
Juniperus occidentalis, 574
imental plantings, 437 Hirata, Masahiko, 315
Grass users, 649 Historical records, 138
Grasshopper management, 592 History, 2 K
Grassland biomass dynamics along an alti- Hoary cress reproduction in a sagebrush
K+(Ca+Mg) ratio, 529
tudinal gradient in the Pampa, 518 ecosystem, 556
Kalmbacher, Rob, 390
Grassland ecology, 537 Holand, @., 642
Grassland fire effects on corroded barbed Holechek, Jerry, 32 Karn, James F., 170
Kay, Charles E., 145
wire, 611 Hopper, Stuart N., 259
Kiemnec, Gary, 556
Grassland structure, 627 Houéroo, Henry N., 410
King, Rudy M., 627
Grazing, 17, 138, 164, 199, 215, 506, 562 Hoveland, Carl S., 17
Kirby, Donald R., 305
effects, 335 Howe, Henry F., 437
Grazing effects on spring ecosystem vege- Howery, Larry D., 499 Kirby, Matt M., 305
Kirksey, Rex E., 268
tation of California's hardwood range- Huntsinger, Lynn, 362 Klopfenstein, Terry J., 159
lands, 215 Hydrocarbon, 159
Knight, James E., 287
Grazing
impacts, 471 Hydrograph, 403 Koch, David W., 371
Hydrologic responses of shortgrass prairie
Komondor, 259
management, 32, 309, 329, 376
ecosystems, 403 Krabbenhoft, Kelly D., 305
patterns, 39
Hymenoxon, 73 Krueger, William C., 97
resistance, 550
system, 127, 268, 483 Hymenoxys, 73 Krzic, Maja, 353
trials, 282
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Mapfumo, E., 466 Nowak, Robert S., 442
Marginal farmland, 183 Noxious
and Martin, Frank, 390 weed, 68
trusts, 362
McCaughey, W. P. (Paul), 127 weeds, 556
use change, 3
McClaran, Mitchel P., 250 Nutrient and water availability, 442
arrea, 617
McCollum Ill, F. Ted., 471 Nutrient distribution among metabolic
arsen, Royce E., 295
McDaniel, K. C., 239, 376 fractions in 2 Atriplex spp., 79
varson, Larry, 556
McDiarmid, R. E., 207 Nutrient use efficiency, 410
ate season toxic alkaloid concentrations
McDougald, Neil K Nutrients, 506
in tall larkspur (Delphinium spp.), 329
Mediterranean Nutrition, 97
auenroth, William K., 190
grassland, 277
vaycock, W.A., 371, 660
pastures, 322
Leafy spurge, 305 Meiosis, 347 O
fertilization, 228 Melanoplus sanguinipes, 592 Observations of predator activity at
Leafy spurge (Euphorbia esula) control Mesquite, 62 wildlife water developments in southern
with glyphosate plus 2,4-D, 68
Methed for estimating cattle fecal loading Arizona, 255
Leaves, 211 on rangeland watersheds, A, 506 Oklahoma, 154, 611
Leavitt, Katrina J., 442
Methyllycaconitine, 207 Old World bluestem, 183
LeCain, Daniel R., 199 Microbial biomass carbon, 127 Olson, Richard A., 342
Le Houérou, Henry N., 410
Middle East, 211] Onsager, Jerome A., 592
Leininger, Wayne C., 562 Miller, Richard F., 119, 574 Optimal stocking rates, 268
Leiva, Maria José, 277
Mine reclamation, 442 Overgrazing, 277
Leslie, David M., 154 Mixed Prairie, 453 Owen, Les P., 376
Li, Bao Jun, 347
Modeling, 39 Owensby, Clenton E., 12, 39
Liao, Julia D., 544 Mohawesh, Yaser M., 211 Oxytropis sericea, 86
ibbin, James D., 268
Monoculture, 233, 453 Oxytropis sericea (Nutt.), 376
ichen polysaccharides and their relation
Monsen, Stephen B., 544
to reindeer/caribou nutrition, 642
Monte, 617
ichenan, 642 P
Monterroso, L., 300
Liffmann, Robin H., 362
Morgan, Jack A., 199 Pacific Northwest, 544
Atter, 518
Morphological development, 221 Paired-plot, 499
itter structure, 511
Morphology, 347 Panicum virgatum, 222 1
ivestock effects on reproduction of the
Moser, L.E., 537 Paruelo, José M., 190
Columbia spotted frog, 291
Mosher, Rebecca, 550 Paspalum
Avestock
Mosley, Jeffrey C., 479 notatum, 315, 614
grazing, 29]
Mosquera-Losada, Maria Rosa, 603 quadrifarium, 300
management, 562
Mountain lion, 259 Pasture and rangeland weed control, 176
Livestock grazing effects on forage quality
Multi-species programs, 649 Patch
of elk winter range, 97
Mundal, Donald, 305 grazing, 315
Livestock guard dogs reduce predation on stability, 315
domestic sheep in Colorado, 259 Pate, Findlay, 390
Livestock/wildlife relations, 287 N Pathogens, 295, 506
Lochmiller, Robert L., 154 Penetration resistance, 353
Loftin, Samuel R., 52 N and P fertilization on rangeland produc- Perceptions and economic losses from
Lolium, 603 tion in Midwest Argentina 410 locoweed in northeastern New Mexico,
N-alkane as an internal marker for predict-
Lolium multiflorum, 483 376
Long-term effects of fire on sage grouse ing digestibility of forages, 159 Perennial grasses, 277
habitat, 586 Naeth, M.A., 466 Pérez, Carolina A., 518
Long-term monitoring, 106 Narcosis, 427 Permanent quadrats, 634
Lotus tenuis, 300 Native forages, 390 Perry, J. Lyman, 106
Loucks, Robert R., 164 Nebraska Sandhills, 627 Perryman, Barry L., 342, 371, 660
Lym, Rodney G., 68 Nelle, Pamela J., 586 Personnel carrier, 666
Lysergic acid amide, 427 Neotyphodium, 427 Pfister, James A., 329, 655
Nesting, 586 Phenology, 97
Neurotoxic alkaloids, 207 Phosphorus, 79, 453
M Ngairorue, Ben T., 138 Photo-ecometrics, 622
Macronutrients, 415 Nitrogen, 79, 395, 466 Photosynthesis, 199
content, 119 Phytomass, 518
Majak, W., 207
Malo, J.E., 322 Non-destructive methods, 190 Picloram, 68, 176, 239
Management, 390, 395 Northeastern Oregon, 291 Picloram, fertilizer, and defoliation inter-
Northwest Australia, 634 actions on spotted knapweed reinvasion,
Management-intensive grazing, 114
309
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Pinus ponderosa, 655 management, 12 Runoff, 403
Pinus ponderosa Dougl., 511 utilization, 12 Ruyle, George B., 499
Pitman, W.D., 47 Range research in the far western United
Plant States: the first generation, 2
communities, 194, 666 Rangeland, 32, 415 S
competition, 335 conversion, 362 Sacido “ex aequo”, M. B., 300
cover, 574 Rangeland management impacts on soil Sagebrush, 586
recruitment, 277 biological indicators in southern Sagebrush ingestion by lambs: Effects of
succession, 47] Alberta, 233 experience and macronutrients, 91
Plant establishment on angle of repose Rangeland Salgado, L.P., 483
mine waste dumps, 442 seeding, 62 Salinity, 79
Poa pratensis, 666 use, 649 Saltbush, 79
Poage III, George W., 73 weeds, 544, 68, 556 Salve, Rohit, 489
Poisonous Rangelands, 138, 634 Sandberg, Russell E., 159
plants, 86, 207, 329, 376 Raptors, 255 Sanderson, Matt A., 114, 221
Policy prospects for brush control to Rate of defoliation, 315 Schacht, Walter H., 282
increase off-site water yield, 23 Rearing conditions for lambs may Schenbeck, Greg, 627
Population ecology/biology, 537 increase tansy ragwort grazing, 432 Schmidt, Sarah L., 255
Populus tremuloides communities, 145 Reassessment of revegetation strategies Schuman, Gerald E., 199
Pordomingo, A.J., 649 for Kaho‘olawe Island, Hawai‘i, 106 Scott, Cody B., 73
Postburning legume seeding in the Reclamation, 371 Seasonal chemical composition of salt-
Flooding Pampas, Argentina, 300 Red deer and cattle diet composition in La bush in semiarid grasslands of Jordan,
Potassium, 466 Pampa, Argentina, 649 211
Prairie fire, 611 Reece, P_E., 537 Seasonal rain-use efficiency, 410
Predator-prey relationships, 255 Reed, K:..L., 22 Sedivec, Kevin K., 666
Predictive equations for biomass and fuel Reeder, Jean D., 199 Seed biology of rush skeletonweed in
characteristics of Argentine shrubs, 617 Reese, Kerry P., 586 sagebrush steppe, 544
Predictive models for grazing distribution: Regression model, 627 Seed fate and transport, 442
A GIS approach, 39 Reproduction, 145, 390 Seed production in sideoats grama popula-
Prescribed burning, 154, 239, 634 Reproductive culms, 97 tions with different grazing histories,
Productivity, 199,518 Reptiles, 154 550
Prosopis glandulosa, 62 Reseeding, 614 Seedbed, 62
Prosser, Chad W., 666 Residual cover, 627 ecology, 511
Protocol for monitoring standing crop in Residual nitrogen effects on soil, forage, Seedbank diversity in grazing lands of the
grasslands using visual obstruction, 627 and steer gain, 183 Northeast United States, 114
Provenza, Frederick D., 91, 415 Response of incomplete Tifton 9 bahia- Seedling transplants, 442
Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca grass stands to renovation, 614 Seedlings survival, 277
(Beissn.) Franco, 511 Response of 2 semiarid grasslands to cool- Semiarid grassland, 190
Public land, 164 season prescribed fire, 52 Semi-arid scrub, 617
Restoration, 119 Senecio jacobaea, 432
Revegetation, 442 Seral stages, 194
Rigueiro-Rodriguez, Antonio, 603 Shaw, Nancy L., 544
Quantifying spatial heterogeneity in Ringwall, Kirstin, 228 Sheep, 91, 259, 415
herbage mass and consumption in pas- Riparian, 215 Sheley, Roger L., 176, 309
tures, 315 Robel pole, 627 Shortgrass prairie, 239
Rodriguez, A.M., 483 Shrub
Rogosic, J., 415 biomass, 617
Root control, 52
Rainfall, 138 biomass, 353 Sims, Phillip L., 183
simulation, 403 lateral spread, 228 Sleepygrass, 427
plasticity, 228 Smart, Alexander J., 282
Ralphs, Michael H., 86, 427
Rana luteiventris Thompson, 291 Roots, 518 Smergut, Teresa, 556
Ranch Rose, Jeffrey A., 574 Smith, Steven E., 550
management, 23 Roset, Pablo A., 190 Smith-Lever Act, 12
values, 362 Rossi, J.L., 483 Social behavior, 479
Range condition, 194 Rotational grazing, 127, 592 Social facilitation, 432
diets, 649 Rotational stocking and production of Soil
ecology, 2 Italian ryegrass on Argentinean range- €,.353
fertilization economics, 410 lands, 483 dry bulk density, 666
improvement, 305 Rucci, T., 649 enzyme activity, 127
Ruminants, 32
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erosion bridge, 52 T Vegetation response to late growing-sea-
mineralizable N, 52 2+ 4-D, 176 son wildfire on Nebraska Sandhills
N, 353 Tallgrass prairie, 437 rangeland, 421
pH, 466 Tate, Kenneth W., 295, 506 Vegetation response to stocking rate in
respiration, 199 Taxonomy, 347 southern mixed-grass prairie, 471
temperature, 421 Tebuthiuron, 154 Vermeire, Lance T., 335
transformations, 233 Temperate grasslands, 114 Viable seed, 114
Soil-plant interaction, 453 Temperate-humid rangeland, 483 Viewpoint: Selecting the 5 most important
Soil properties and species diversity of Terpenes, 91 papers in the first 50 years of the
grazed crested wheatgrass and native Terpenoids, 415 Journal of Range Management, 250
rangelands Texas, 23 Villarreal, Diego, 617
Southern Themeda triandra Forsskal, 634 Volesky, Jerry D., 421
Plains, 183 Thomas, David R., 97
USA, 17 Thomas, Milton, 32
Sowell, Bok F., 194 Thompson, Don J., 353, 511 Ww
Spatial distribution of economic change Thurow, A.P., 23 Ward, David, 138
from Idaho ranches, 164 Thurow, T.L., 23 Warm-season grass, 537
Spatial pattern, 315, 322 Tillage, 614 Warren, Steven D., 106
Species Tiller demography, 537 Water
composition, 199, 215, 421, 574 Tiller recruitment patterns and biennial budget, 489
diversity, 300 tiller production in prairie sandreed, 537 potential, 119
performance, 371 Time-to-peak, 403 quality, 295, 506
Spotted knapweed and grass response to To ranch or not to ranch: Home on the Watershed management, 23
urban range?, 362
herbicide treatments, 176 Weed control, 300, 376
Stafford, Kevin J., 432 Tokunaga, Tetsu K., 489 Weight change, 390
Torell, L. Allen, 268, 376
Standiford, Rick, 622 Weir, John R., 611
Standing crop, 471 Total digestible nutrients, 529 Weltz, Laura, 403
Toxicosis, 73
Stasi, Carlos R., 410 Weltz, Mark, 403
Toxins, 91
Steady state, 233, 453 Western ragweed effects on herbaceous stand-
Tracked vehicle effects on vegetation and
Stegelmeier, Bryan L., 86 ing crop in Great Plains grasslands
Stems, 211 soil characteristics, 666 White, Carleton S., 52
Stereocaulon paschale, 642 Tracy, Benjamin F., 114 White locoweed, 86, 376
Stipa robusta, 427 Training, 432 Wiedemann, H.T., 62
Stocking rate, 127, 395, 603 Trampling, 562 Wild
Streambanks, 562 Tree cutting, 119 horses, 479
Stress, 221 Tree heights, 622 ungulates, 287
Stubble height, 499 Trifolium, 603 Wildlife
Stubble height as a tool for management Twice-over grazing system, 592 habitat, 627
management, 255
of riparian areas, 562
Suarez, F., 322 Willms, W., 207, 233, 453
U Willow, 562
Subsurface flow, 489
Succession, 194, 342 Undergrowth, 145 Winder, John A., 32
Winslow, Susan R., 194
Summer-drought, 277 Understory dynamics in cut and uncut
Winter forage production, 483
Supplemental barley and charcoal increase western juniper woodlands, 119
Witt, David, 506
intake of sagebrush by lambs, 415 Ungulate herbivory on Utah aspen:
Woolly locoweed, 376
Supplementation of yearling steers grazing Assessment of long-term exclosures,
Northern Great Plains rangelands, 170 145
Suppression of grasshoppers in the Great Ungulates, 255 Y
Plains through grazing management, University research, 12
592 Uresk, Daniel W., 627 Young, James A., 2
Sutherland, Robert D., 432 Ursus americanus, 259
Svejcar, Tony J., 119, 574 Use of digital surface model for hardwood Z
Svihus, B., 642 rangeland monitoring, 622
Sward quality affected by different graz- Utilization, 39, 562 Ziegler, Alan D., 106
ing pressures on dairy systems, 603
Sward structure, 282
V
Switchgrass, 47
Switchgrass growth and development:
Vegetation cover, 52
Water, nitrogen, and plant density, 221
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