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    Ecological studies on montane tussock grassland

    Moffat, R. W.
    Abstract
    In 1946 T.G. Sewell conducted an ecological study on montane tussock grassland in the Cass, Craigieburn region and recorded the state of the vegetation. The studies recorded in this thesis were undertaken for the following purposes: 1. To compare a number of different methods of recording the botanical analysis of tussock grassland vegetation. 2. To determine the changes in vegetation which have taken place over the ten year period. 3. To determine the effects of applications of fertilizers containing phosphorus, sulphur and molybdenum on tussock grassland.
    Keywords
    montane; tussock grasslands; vegetation; botanical analysis; fertiliser; grazing animals; soil; Point Quadrat Method; botanical composition; density; pasture analysis
    Fields of Research
    070305 Crop and Pasture Improvement (Selection and Breeding); 070301 Agro-ecosystem Function and Prediction
    Date
    1957
    Type
    Thesis
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    • Department of Agricultural Sciences [1445]
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