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ANALYZING OF MONITORING RESULTS OF GRASSLAND RESOUCES IN YUSHU COUNTY

Dou Yao-ting

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The results showed by monitoring fenced pasture in Alpine meadow rangeland that the grass of fenced pasture vary greatly in height and coverage rate.The height and density of pasture grass increased by 15.40%~34.90% and 3.42%~67.90% than that of controlling group.The coverage and frequency of grass increased by 10.60%~73.90% and 14.93%~92.33% respectively.

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The results showed by monitoring fenced pasture in Alpine meadow rangeland that the grass of fenced pasture vary greatly in height and coverage rate.The height and density of pasture grass increased by 15.40%~34.90% and 3.42%~67.90% than that of controlling group.The coverage and frequency of grass increased by 10.60%~73.90% and 14.93%~92.33% respectively.

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The results showed by monitoring fenced pasture in Alpine meadow rangeland that the grass of fenced pasture vary greatly in height and coverage rate.The height and density of pasture grass increased by 15.40%~34.90% and 3.42%~67.90% than that of controlling group.The coverage and frequency of grass increased by 10.60%~73.90% and 14.93%~92.33% respectively.

Key concepts: Pasture, Grassland, Rangeland, Environmental science, Grazing, Agronomy, Animal science, Forestry

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