Moderate grazing is the best measure to achieve the optimal conservation and soil resource utilization (case study: Bozdaghin rangelands, North Khorasan, Iran)

The study of the variability of physical and chemical factors of soil due to different intensities of livestock grazing can help in the management and maintenance of soil and vegetation. Accordingly, the effect of livestock grazing intensities on soil properties and vegetation in Bozdaghin rangeland...

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Published in:	Environmental monitoring and assessment 2021-09, Vol.193 (9), p.549-549, Article 549
Main Authors:	Dastgheyb Shirazi, S. S., Ahmadi, A., Abdi, N., Toranj Zar, H., Khaleghi, M. R.
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Acidity Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution Biodiversity Bulk density Calcium Clay Clay soils Conservation Earth and Environmental Science Ecology Ecotoxicology Electrical conductivity Electrical resistivity Environment Environmental Management Environmental monitoring Environmental science Evaluation Grazing Herbivores Livestock Livestock grazing Livestock production Mercury Monitoring/Environmental Analysis Multivariate analysis Nitrogen Organic matter Organic phosphorus Organic soils pH effects Phosphorus Plant production Potassium Raindrops Rangelands Resource utilization Resources Runoff Sand Saturated soils Saturation Silt Soil aggregates Soil chemistry Soil conservation Soil density Soil depth Soil erodibility Soil erosion Soil improvement Soil lime Soil management Soil moisture Soil organic matter Soil properties Soil sampling Soil structure Soil texture Texture Uses Vegetation Water erosion Water infiltration Wildlife conservation
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