Brushing and grazing effects on Lodgepole pine, vascular plants and range forage in three plant communities in the southern interior of British Columbia

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  • 1998 first published
  • 57 pages
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Brushing and grazing effects on Lodgepole pine, vascular plants and range forage in three plant communities in the southern interior of British Columbia is a 1998 novella by S. Simard. The story is set in British Columbia. Key subjects include calamagrostis, Control, effect of grazing on Plants and Growth.

It runs to roughly 57 pages — about an hour of reading at an average pace.

Themes, setting & tropes

Tropes

Setting

Subjects

  • Calamagrostis
  • Control
  • Effect of grazing on Plants
  • Growth
  • Lodgepole pine
  • Range management
  • Sitka alder
  • Weed control
  • Weeds
  • Willows

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Who wrote Brushing and grazing effects on Lodgepole pine, vascular plants and range forage in three plant communities in the southern interior of British Columbia?

Brushing and grazing effects on Lodgepole pine, vascular plants and range forage in three plant communities in the southern interior of British Columbia was written by S. Simard and first published in 1998.

How long is Brushing and grazing effects on Lodgepole pine, vascular plants and range forage in three plant communities in the southern interior of British Columbia?

The median edition has 57 pages, about about an hour of reading at 250 words per minute.

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