Claim · model-written summary
Under deferred rotational grazing, PPC frequency did not change significantly with precipitation.
- Taxon
- purple prairie clover
Dalea purpureat0 - Outcome
- no significant changee0
- Direction
- no significant changee0
- Setting
- under DRe0
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“while there was no significant change under DR (P > 0.05)”
t0“purple prairie clover”
Title
Tianqi Zhao; Alan D. Iwaasa Canadian Journal of Plant Science 2022. doi:10.1139/cjps-2021-0141
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Association Under continuous grazing, PPC frequency first decreased then increased with precipitation.
- Association PPC frequency increased with temperature under deferred rotational grazing.
- Association PPC frequency did not change significantly with temperature under continuous grazing.
- Association Grazing system significantly affected PPC frequency.
- Association Number of grazing years significantly affected PPC frequency.
- Association Grazing system and number of grazing years showed no significant interaction on PPC frequency.
- Observation The PPC population grew 18.24% per year under deferred rotational grazing.
- Observation The PPC population grew 11.69% per year under continuous grazing.
- Intervention effect After ten years, PPC increase under deferred rotational grazing was 22.86% higher than continuous grazing.
- Recommendation The authors recommend deferred rotational grazing to increase PPC amid environmental change.