### land:

Ownership of land
* extends from the sky to the lowest depths of the earth.
* is still very much customary, being brought down through tradition or custom.
* requires rules for the transmission of ownership from generation to generation.

Private land
* are important in helping to conserve wildlife.
* can help the bison population recover to millions of animals.
* has a higher concentration of agriculture than does public land.
* is America's working land
  - actually more important to the conservation of rare wildlife than government land
  - governed by private property and trespass laws
  - owned by individuals singly or collectively
  - where nearly all of our wildlife and the bulk of our forest products are found

### land:

Public land
* All public land is habitat for one kind of wildlife or another, and usually for several.
* Many public lands are open only between sunrise and sunset.
* are a perpetual trust to be administered for the long-range benefit of all people
  - important areas for natural resource management
* can support only so many animals.
* dominates both the landscape and the politics of much of the West.
* is management by DNR foresters and wildlife biologists
  - owned by federal, state, and local governments
* means it is used by ALL public.

Rangeland
* fundamental renewable natural resource.
* is dry at the lower elevations
  - land with predominantly native grasses
  - present across all areas of the basin except over the high mountain forests

### land:

Sod
* Any sod containing a legume that is plowed down adds nitrogen to the soil.
* Some sods are copper peptides.
  * ' is turf and the part of the soil beneath it held together by the roots, or a piece of this material. Some sod is grown agriculturally, and is sold to landscapers who use it to quickly get a lawn. Sod was used for building of fortifications in former times.
* acts as a relatively weak anti-inflammatory.
* are ubiquitous enzymes with diverse biophysical properties.
* assists the body in the utilization of many minerals including copper, zinc and manganese.
* can compete with crops, interfere with irrigation, or sometimes enhance certain pests.
* catalyze the dismutation of two superoxide radicals into oxygen and hydrogen peroxide.
* forming grasses naturally form a carpet-like turf.
* helps prevent damage that is implicated in tissue degeneration associated with aging.
* is grass grown elsewhere and cut in sheets with a thin layer of roots
  - partly due to biological processes and partly due to chemical processes
* prevents the damaging effects of super oxide free radicals from destroying cellular organelles.
* revitalizes cells and reduces the rate of cell destruction
  - the body cells and reduces the rate of cell destruction

State land
* consists of two state parks and one conservation area.
* means land owned by, or under the jurisdiction of, the state or any state agency.

Tribal land
* are low and arid desert and river bottom with abrupt mountain ranges
  - quiet, restful places with children and animals often playing near roads
* is the dominant source of timber for the region's lumber industry.

Turf
* are capable of trapping ambient sediment and kill corals by gradual encroachment.
* is jurisdiction.

### land | turf:

Artificial turf
* causes up to three times as many non-contact injuries as grass.
* is made from polyethylene and polypropylene
  - the playing surface of choice for field hockey and spring field sports

Healthy turf
* competes with weeds for water and nutrients.
* reduces allergic reactions caused by dust and other particles in the air.

Urban land
* includes residential, commercial, utilities, mixed, transitional, and other urban land.
* is one of the smaller land uses in the mostly rural basin.

### land-bred:

Terrestrial insect
* Some terrestrial insects use tubules.
* are land-bred.