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Livestock Exclosure Nutrient Study from a Chihuahuan Desert Grassland at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico (2003)

Lydia H. Zeglin

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Data on soil characteristics and dominant grass and soil chemical composition gathered on active rangeland, livestock exclosures on active rangeland, and the Sevilleta NWR.

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Data on soil characteristics and dominant grass and soil chemical composition gathered on active rangeland, livestock exclosures on active rangeland, and the Sevilleta NWR.

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Data on soil characteristics and dominant grass and soil chemical composition gathered on active rangeland, livestock exclosures on active rangeland, and the Sevilleta NWR.

Key concepts: Exclosure, Livestock, Wildlife refuge, Wildlife, Grassland, Desert (philosophy), Geography, Agroforestry

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