Soil-vegetation relationships on rangeland exclosures in the Salt Wells Planning Unit of south western Wyoming
By: by H.G. Fisser and D.C. Trueblood
Contributors: Trueblood, D. C.; University of Wyoming; University of Wyoming. Division of Range Management; United States. Bureau of Land Management; Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Series: Scientific report / Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station -- no. 1041; Scientific report (Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station) -- no. 1041.
Publisher: University of Wyoming, Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Published: 1980
Place of publication: [Laramie, Wyo.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Plant-soil relationships; United States. Bureau of Land Management.|Rock Springs District. Salt Wells Planning Unit; United States; Range management; United States. Bureau of Land Management. Rock Springs District. Salt Wells Planning Unit
Other titles: University of Wyoming cooperative research report to the Bureau of Land Management :
Description: "The University of Wyoming and Bureau of Land Management entered into an agreement in 1979 to comprehensively describe some soil-vegetation relations of the three planning unit areas in western Wyoming. Rangeland exclosures were constructed within these areas in years past. Vegetation site data have been obtained and recorded ... [including] herbage production, cover, and composition values from as early as 1960 ... information such as moisture, temperature, and soil description were recorded at some exclosure sites for definitive expression of environmental conditions"--Page 1.
Notes: Caption title.

"Division of Range Management, University of Wyoming."

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 25-27).