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Relationships between Visual Obstruction Measurements and Weight of Grassland Vegetation

Robert J. Robel, James N. Briggs, A. D. Dayton, Lloyd C. Hulbert

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Visual obstruction measurements were used to determine height and density of vegetation in a Kansas grassland. These visual obstruction measurements were compared with the weight of vegetation collected from each site. The weight of vegetation collected was significantly correlated with the visual obstruction measurements.

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Key concepts: Grassland, Vegetation (pathology), Environmental science, Forestry, Geography, Vegetation types, Physical geography, Agronomy