Claim · model-written summary
Aspen peavine was abundant, nutritious and selected by cattle in the mountain grassland type.
- Taxon
- aspen peavinee0
- Outcome
- abundant, high in nutritive value, and selected by cattlee0
- Setting
- mountain grassland typee0
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Verbatim
e0“Forbs that were abundant, high in nutritive value, and selected by cattle were aspen fleabane, aspen peavine, and agoseris in the mountain grassland type.”
Title
Forage Values on a Mountain Grassland-Aspen Range in Western Colorado
Harold A. Paulsen Journal of Range Management 1969. doi:10.2307/3896190
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Observation Idaho fescue was the most valuable forage species on summer cattle range on Black Mesa.
- Observation Aspen fleabane was abundant, nutritious and selected by cattle in the mountain grassland type.
- Observation Agoseris was abundant, nutritious and selected by cattle in the mountain grassland type.
- Observation Elk sedge was the major forage species in the aspen type.