Paper · 1999 · Forest Systems

Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura

M. Selva Denia; E. Orozco Bayo; J. J. Martínez Sánchez; et al.

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Abstract

Fencing influence on overgrazed ranges of the Sierra del Segura is studied, over two fenced plots, during three years. An important increment of cover in herbaceous plants of elevated pastoral value, mainly perennial legumes, is observated. Uncovered soil ratio decreased by effect of fencing. Woody species of elevated pastoral value increment their cover. An important increment in floral richness and diversity is produced during the first year after fencing. Appearance species ratio decreased after the first year.

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Fencing increased cover of herbaceous plants of elevated pastoral value, mainly perennial legumes.

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“An important increment of cover in herbaceous plants of elevated pastoral value, mainly perennial legumes, is observated.”

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“Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Fencing decreased uncovered soil ratio.

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“Uncovered soil ratio decreased by effect of fencing.”

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“Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Woody species of elevated pastoral value increased their cover after fencing.

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“Woody species of elevated pastoral value increment their cover.”

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“Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura”

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Floral richness and diversity increased during the first year after fencing.

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“An important increment in floral richness and diversity is produced during the first year after fencing.”

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“Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura”

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Appearance species ratio decreased after the first year.

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“Appearance species ratio decreased after the first year.”

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“Fencing effects on mountain ranges of the Sierra del Segura”

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