Modulation of Diversity by Grazing and Mowing in Native Tallgrass Prairie¶
Collins, S. L., Knapp, A. K., Briggs, J. M., Blair, J. M., & Steinauer, E. M. (1998). Modulation of Diversity by Grazing and Mowing in Native Tallgrass Prairie. Science.
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- Intermediate disturbance hypothesis
- On European chalk grasslands and North American prairies, abandoning grazing or mowing lets a few competitive dominants (coarse grasses, encroaching scrub) take over and forb diversity collapses; overstocking or too-frequent burning strips the sward to a few disturbance-tolerant species
This sourceTallgrass-prairie experiments in which frequent burning cut species richness while bison grazing or mowing restored or maintained it.
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- On European chalk grasslands and North American prairies, abandoning grazing or mowing lets a few competitive dominants (coarse grasses, encroaching scrub) take over and forb diversity collapses; overstocking or too-frequent burning strips the sward to a few disturbance-tolerant species
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