Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments

Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments

Livestock grazing frequently affects grasshopper populations, but no prior studies have simultaneously examined a wide range of moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments in the Northern Great Plains. Grasshopper densities varied significantly between years, but five moderate gr...

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Main Author: David H. Branson
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Pensoft Publishers 2020-05-01
Series:Journal of Orthoptera Research
Online Access:https://jor.pensoft.net/article/46966/download/pdf/
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spelling doaj-18c864c33d884e23b29e723001007e452020-11-25T02:04:40ZengPensoft PublishersJournal of Orthoptera Research1937-24262020-05-01291676910.3897/jor.29.4696646966Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatmentsDavid H. Branson0United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service Livestock grazing frequently affects grasshopper populations, but no prior studies have simultaneously examined a wide range of moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments in the Northern Great Plains. Grasshopper densities varied significantly between years, but five moderate grazing treatments, including both rotational and continuous grazing treatments, did not differentially affect grasshopper densities or species composition. Grasshopper populations appear resilient to different types of moderate grazing at this Northern Great Plains mixed-grass prairie site. https://jor.pensoft.net/article/46966/download/pdf/
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title_short Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments
title_full Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments
title_fullStr Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments
title_full_unstemmed Grasshopper populations respond similarly to multiple moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments
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description Livestock grazing frequently affects grasshopper populations, but no prior studies have simultaneously examined a wide range of moderate intensity livestock grazing treatments in the Northern Great Plains. Grasshopper densities varied significantly between years, but five moderate grazing treatments, including both rotational and continuous grazing treatments, did not differentially affect grasshopper densities or species composition. Grasshopper populations appear resilient to different types of moderate grazing at this Northern Great Plains mixed-grass prairie site.
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