Grazing impacts on the dynamics of two long lived perennial grasses in tropical Australia
Bothriochloa ew artiana ( desert bluegrass) is a long lived perennial grass which is important for the northern Australian pastoral industry, however, little is known of its basic population demography.Interim results from an extensive grazing study indicated that rainfall had a greater impact than grazing pressure on the dynamics of B.ew artiana ( Orr and OReagain 2005) but suggested that a more pronounced grazing impact may emerge with time.This paper reports further data on the continuing impacts of rainfall and grazing on B.ew artiana and also on another long lived perennial grass Chrysopogon f allax (golden beard grass).
Bothriochloa ew artiana Chrysopogon fallax demography
D.M.Orr P.J.OReagain
Dept.Primary Industries and Fisheries,POBox 6014,Rockhampton M ail Centre,Queensland 4702,Australia
国际会议
呼和浩特
英文
2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)