Título:	Elaeagnus angustifolia Colonization and Herbaceous Succession in Mid Valley Riparian Areas
Autor(es):	Klich, María Guadalupe
Fecha de publicación:	22-jul-2016
Es parte de:	10° International Rangeland Congress. Saskatton. Canada
Descripción:	Klich,M.G. 2016 Elaeagnus angustifolia Colonization and Herbaceous Succession in Mid Valley Riparian Areas. Cataloguing in publication. En: The Future Management of Grazing and Wild Lands in a High-Tech World: Proceedings 10th International Rangeland Congress/ Editors: Alan Iwaasa, H.A. (Bart) Lardner, Walter Willms, Mike Schellenberg and Kathy Larson on behalf of the 2016 International Rangeland Congress Org. Committee, http://2016canada.rangelandcongress.org/. 761-763
Resumen:	Rainy years and wet soils hastened E. angustifolia colonization. Once established, the amelioration of soil quality and the attenuation of incident sunlight enhanced herbaceous plant diversity under the shrub canopy during drought years. Subsequent grazing affected understory communities and with nonpalatable species benefiting from enhanced soil nitrogen. When silverberry trees were removed, the herbaceous strata provided important forage biomass, although the reinvasion of E. angustifolia was rapid and difficult to control. A comparison of the forage resource provided by the E. angustifolia trees (paper ID 10729 on this IRC-2016) and the potential herbaceous resource in the invaded area will be completed soon.
URI:	http://2016canada.rangelandcongress.org/pdf/papers/X_IRC_Proceedings_Aug2016.pdf http://rid.unrn.edu.ar/handle/20.500.12049/6159
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