E(:OJ,OUY O F F1R.E IS ORASHLANDS
2 61
(;rtkrit, ,Y. A., Iliiritmr, I t . F. w i t 1 (!r(JW), L‘. (JW9). J . Hr. Orweld S o c . 18. 24&267.
(Irc~m~,, H. W. ( J f W ) . ,Youlh. Per. /ht#r. t’rrw:. 11, 52 61). ‘rho etockman’r intermt
(Irouno, H. W. (193tia). J . a & .
Heu. 50, 809-822. Effect of annual @- fires on
Greene, 8. W. (1935b). J. k’or. a, 336-341. Relation between winter greae fires
Hadley, E. B. and Kieckhefer, B. J. (1963). Ecology 44, 389-395. Productivity of
Halls, L. K. (1952). Univ. Ga. Coastal Plain Exp. Sla. B d . 51. 33. Burning and
Hanks, R. J. and Anderson, K. L. (1957). J . Sod Wat. Conaerr. 12. 228-229.
Hanson, H. C. (1929). Cob. A&. Exp. Sla. BdZ. 356, 12. Improvement of sageHanson, H. C. (1939). Am. Midl. Nat. 21,415-4.34. Fire in land use management.
Hart, G. H., Guilbert, H. R. and Goss, H. (1932). C d . A g k . Exp. Sta. BUZZ. 545,
62. Seasonal changes in the chemical composition of range forage and their
relation to nutrition of animals.
Heady, H. F. (1956). EwZogy 87, 798-812. Changes in a California annual plant
community induoed by manipulation of natural mulch.
Hensel, R. L. (1923a). Ecology 4, 183-188. Recent studiea on the effect of burning
on graesland vegetation.
Hensel, R. L. (1923b). J. agric. Ree. 23, 631-644. Effect of burning on vegetation
in Kamas peeturea.
Hervey, D. F. (1949). J . Range MgmJ 2, 116-121. Reaction of a California annualplant community to fire.
Heyward, F. (1936). Am. ~roilSurv. Aaaoc. Bull. 17,4142. Soil changes associated
with forest fires in the longleaf pine region of the eouth.
Heyward, F. (1937). J. Fw. a6, 23-27. The effeot of frequent firee on profile
development of longleaf pine foreat soils.
Heyward, F. (1938). J. For. 36, 478-491. Soil temperatures during foreat firee in
the longleaf pine region.
Heyward, F. (1939). Soil Sci. 47, 313-325, Soil moiature relationships of s o h from
burned and unburned longleaf pine foreets.
Heyward, F. and Barnette, R. M. (1934). Fla. A @ . Exp. Sta. BuEI. 265. 39.
Effect of frequent fires on chemical composition of fore& soils in the longleaf
pine region.
Heyward, F. and Tissot, A. N. (1936). Ecology 17, 069-000. Some changes in the
soil fauna aeeociated with forest firm in the longleaf pino region.
Hilmon, J. B. and Hughee, R. H. (1905). J. Range M p d 18, 251-254. Fire and
forage in the wiregraaa type.
Hilmon, J. B. and Lewis, C. E. (1982). Southeat. For. Exp. Sta. Paper 146. 12.
Effoct of burning on south Florida range.
HopkinH, B. (1963). JZ W. Afr. Sn’. Aeeoc. 7, 154-162. The role of f h in promoting
the sprouting of some savanna species.
Hopkins, B. (1965). J. uppl. Ecol. 2, 367-381. Observations on savanna burning
in the Olokemiji Forest Reserve. Nigeria.
Hopkins, H. H. (1954). J . Range Mgmt 7 , 255-258. Effecta of mulch upon certain
factors of the grassland environment.
‘I’htr t&fwtJc
rr~uirb~rr~rin~ M o l i n ~ ~ - d o i n i r t
conrmunitiw.
in p r ~ t a c t i n ~
firrcat amf rcrriKo from fire.
organic matter and othor comtituenta of virgin longleef pine soils.
and cattle grazing in the longleaf pine belt.
two prairie graaaea in relation to fire frequency.
grazing in coastal plain foreate.
Pasture burning and moisture conservation.
brush range in Colorado.
2 61
(;rtkrit, ,Y. A., Iliiritmr, I t . F. w i t 1 (!r(JW), L‘. (JW9). J . Hr. Orweld S o c . 18. 24&267.
(Irc~m~,, H. W. ( J f W ) . ,Youlh. Per. /ht#r. t’rrw:. 11, 52 61). ‘rho etockman’r intermt
(Irouno, H. W. (193tia). J . a & .
Heu. 50, 809-822. Effect of annual @- fires on
Greene, 8. W. (1935b). J. k’or. a, 336-341. Relation between winter greae fires
Hadley, E. B. and Kieckhefer, B. J. (1963). Ecology 44, 389-395. Productivity of
Halls, L. K. (1952). Univ. Ga. Coastal Plain Exp. Sla. B d . 51. 33. Burning and
Hanks, R. J. and Anderson, K. L. (1957). J . Sod Wat. Conaerr. 12. 228-229.
Hanson, H. C. (1929). Cob. A&. Exp. Sla. BdZ. 356, 12. Improvement of sageHanson, H. C. (1939). Am. Midl. Nat. 21,415-4.34. Fire in land use management.
Hart, G. H., Guilbert, H. R. and Goss, H. (1932). C d . A g k . Exp. Sta. BUZZ. 545,
62. Seasonal changes in the chemical composition of range forage and their
relation to nutrition of animals.
Heady, H. F. (1956). EwZogy 87, 798-812. Changes in a California annual plant
community induoed by manipulation of natural mulch.
Hensel, R. L. (1923a). Ecology 4, 183-188. Recent studiea on the effect of burning
on graesland vegetation.
Hensel, R. L. (1923b). J. agric. Ree. 23, 631-644. Effect of burning on vegetation
in Kamas peeturea.
Hervey, D. F. (1949). J . Range MgmJ 2, 116-121. Reaction of a California annualplant community to fire.
Heyward, F. (1936). Am. ~roilSurv. Aaaoc. Bull. 17,4142. Soil changes associated
with forest fires in the longleaf pine region of the eouth.
Heyward, F. (1937). J. Fw. a6, 23-27. The effeot of frequent firee on profile
development of longleaf pine foreat soils.
Heyward, F. (1938). J. For. 36, 478-491. Soil temperatures during foreat firee in
the longleaf pine region.
Heyward, F. (1939). Soil Sci. 47, 313-325, Soil moiature relationships of s o h from
burned and unburned longleaf pine foreets.
Heyward, F. and Barnette, R. M. (1934). Fla. A @ . Exp. Sta. BuEI. 265. 39.
Effect of frequent fires on chemical composition of fore& soils in the longleaf
pine region.
Heyward, F. and Tissot, A. N. (1936). Ecology 17, 069-000. Some changes in the
soil fauna aeeociated with forest firm in the longleaf pino region.
Hilmon, J. B. and Hughee, R. H. (1905). J. Range M p d 18, 251-254. Fire and
forage in the wiregraaa type.
Hilmon, J. B. and Lewis, C. E. (1982). Southeat. For. Exp. Sta. Paper 146. 12.
Effoct of burning on south Florida range.
HopkinH, B. (1963). JZ W. Afr. Sn’. Aeeoc. 7, 154-162. The role of f h in promoting
the sprouting of some savanna species.
Hopkins, B. (1965). J. uppl. Ecol. 2, 367-381. Observations on savanna burning
in the Olokemiji Forest Reserve. Nigeria.
Hopkins, H. H. (1954). J . Range Mgmt 7 , 255-258. Effecta of mulch upon certain
factors of the grassland environment.
‘I’htr t&fwtJc
rr~uirb~rr~rin~ M o l i n ~ ~ - d o i n i r t
conrmunitiw.
in p r ~ t a c t i n ~
firrcat amf rcrriKo from fire.
organic matter and othor comtituenta of virgin longleef pine soils.
and cattle grazing in the longleaf pine belt.
two prairie graaaea in relation to fire frequency.
grazing in coastal plain foreate.
Pasture burning and moisture conservation.
brush range in Colorado.