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Publication Date
1993
Location
New Zealand
Description
Four lines of evidence are presented showing that, as for natural vegetations, there tends to be a linear relationship in developed grasslands between the logarithm of the proportion of different species in II sward and their rank order. These are: the Rothamsted Grass Park plots; the dry-weight-rank technique; published pasture composition data; and experimental mini-swards,
Citation
Scott, D, "Constancy in Pasture Composition?" (1993). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 2.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1993/session44/2)
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Constancy in Pasture Composition?
New Zealand
Four lines of evidence are presented showing that, as for natural vegetations, there tends to be a linear relationship in developed grasslands between the logarithm of the proportion of different species in II sward and their rank order. These are: the Rothamsted Grass Park plots; the dry-weight-rank technique; published pasture composition data; and experimental mini-swards,
