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PARENT SESSION
Oral Session #99: Grazing.
Presiding: T. Arredondo
Friday, August 9. 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Graham Meeting Room, TCC.

[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] MARSETT, ROBERT*,1, QI, JIAGUO2, BIEDENBENDER, SHARON1, HEILMAN, PHIL1, WALLACE, OSMAN2, WANG, CUIZHEN2, 1 USDA ARS Southwest Watershed Research Center, Tucson, AZ2 Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. Geospatial range management tools.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Sundt, Peter*,1, 1 Rangeland ecology consultant, Pima, Arizona. Statistical power of rangeland monitoring data--beware of bogus numbers.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] CROSTHWAITE, KATE1, WALLACE, LINDA*,2, 1 Bureau of Land Management, Rawlins, WY2 University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Bison grazing response to landscape heterogeneity generated by fire.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Matchett, John*,1, Brooks, Matthew1, 1 US Geological Survey, Western Ecological Research Center, Las Vegas Field Station, Las Vegas, NV. Plant community structure associated with livestock watering sites in the central Mojave Desert.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Traut, Bibit*,1, 1 University of California, Davis, Davis, CA. The effects of grazing by Tule elk and cattle on the vegetation dynamics and spider community of coastal salt marshes.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Kigel, Jaime*,1, Osem, Yagil1, Perevolotski, Avi2, 1 Faculty of Agriculture, Rehovot, Israel2 Faculty of Agriculture, Rehovot, Israel. Species diversity in annual plant communities: small-scale interactions between productivity, grazing and plant size.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Hayes, Grey*,1, Holl, Karen1, 1 University of California, Santa Cruz, CA. Cattle grazing impacts on California coastal prairie and associated wildflowers over a broad geographic range.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Manier, Daniel*,1, Hobbs, N. Thompson1,2, Theobald, David1, 1 Natural Resource Ecology Lab, Fort Collins, Colorado2 Colorado Division of Wildlife, Denver, Colorado. Fifty years of succession in semi-arid shrub communities: the effects of grazing and ungulate exclusion.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] Valone, Thomas*,1, Meyer, Marc2, Brown, James3, Chew, Robert4, 1 Saint Louis University, St Louis, MO2 University of California, Davis, CA3 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM4 PO Box 16306, Portal, AZ. Timescale of perennial grass recovery in desertified arid grasslands following livestock removal.

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[UNKNOWN: PRESTIME] ANDERSON, SEAN1, SCHINSKE, JEFF*,1, KLUSE, JENNIE1, 1 Center for Conservation Biology, Stanford, California. The relative importance of grazing and topography on oak performance since 1928.

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