Wildfire and cattle legacies on gradients of soil nitrogen underlie patterns of annual brome invasion
Elijah A. St. Clair,
S. Isaac St. Clair,
Bryn E. St. Clair
et al.
Abstract:Human activities alter disturbance regimes and spatio-temporal distribution of soil resources that can affect plant invasion outcomes. The objective of this study was to test whether re history and cattle activity alter soil resource gradients, thereby affecting patterns of annual brome invasion. Six paired burned and unburned transect lines (1-kilometer in length) were established in the northeast Mojave Desert along the boundaries of four independent wild res. At 100-meter transect increment points, we measu… Show more
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