Great Basin Experiment Station Letters

This annotated bibliography documents the research that has been conducted on the Great Basin Experimental Range (GBER, also known as the Utah Experiment Station, Great Basin Station, the Great Basin Branch Experiment Station, Great Basin Experimental Center, and other similar name variants) over the 102 years of its existence. Entries were drawn from the original abstracts or summaries when those were included in the original document. When no abstract or summary was provided the authors produced summa-ries for inclusion. One hundred and ninety-one works are included and indexed by date, type of publication, subject matter, and author. The works are divided into the following categories (some of which are interrelated): Community Ecology, Disturbance (Grazing ) Ecology, Fire Ecology, Historical and Site Descriptions, Livestock Management, Mammal Ecology, Methodology, Plant Autoecology, Plant Physiology, Plant Taxonomy or Status, Range Ecology and Range Management, Research Needs Assessment, Revegetation and Restoration Ecology, Site Evaluation and Species Performance, Soil Biology and Ecology, and Watershed Ecology. One hundred and three authors are included among who are some eminent scientists that have made fundamental contributions to the body of natural resource science.

This annotated bibliography documents the research that has been conducted on the Great Basin Experimental Range (GBER, also known as the Utah Experiment Station, Great Basin Station, the Great Basin Branch Experiment Station, Great Basin Experimental Center, and other similar name variants) over the 102 years of its existence. Entries were drawn from the original abstracts or summaries when those were included in the original document. When no abstract or summary was provided the authors produced summaries for inclusion. One hundred and ninety-one works are included and indexed by date, type of publication, subject matter, and author. The works are divided into the following categories (some of which are interrelated): Community Ecology, Disturbance (Grazing) Ecology, Fire Ecology, Historical and Site Descriptions, Livestock Management, Mammal Ecology, Methodology, Plant Autoecology, Plant Physiology, Plant Taxonomy or Status, Range Ecology and Range Management, Research Needs Assessment, Revegetation and Restoration Ecology, Site Evaluation and Species Performance, Soil Biology and Ecology, and Watershed Ecology. One hundred and three authors are included among who are some eminent scientists that have made fundamental contributions to the body of natural resource science.

Excerpt from Great Basin Station: Sixty Years of Progress in Range and Watershed Research Although not large, this is an important piece of real estate. Additional acreage can be added to this experimental range as may be required. The present area will serve for future intensified research as well as for demonstrating the usefulness of findings. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.