The condition and trend of aspen communities on BLM administered lands in north-central Nevada with recommendations for management
Subtitle: final report
By: by Charles E. Kay ; to Elko Field Office, Bureau of Land Management
Contributors: United States. Bureau of Land Management. Elko Field Office
Publisher: Elko Field Office, Bureau of Land Management; Wildlife Management Services
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Elko, Nev; Providence Utah
Language: eng
Number of pages: 193
Subjects: Aspen; Ecology; Populus tremuloides; Growth; Forest ecology; Forest management; Grazing; Environmental aspects
Description: The status and trend of aspen communities in north-central Nevada is not related to climatic variation, fire suppression, forest succession, or mule deer browsing. It is related to past and present levels of grazing, due to repeated browsing of aspen suckers by cattle and domestic sheep.
Notes: Cover title.

"March 2002."

Research funded by the Bureau of Land Management under contract no. FBP 011051.

"This report is part of a continuing 5 year aspen study (2000-2004) between the Battle Mountain and Elko BLM Districts"--page i.

Appendices are not included in this report.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 177-193).