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B. DAUBENMIAE
l-inpkinn, f l . €I., Altw-rtwon, F. W. and Hit3gP1, A . (1948). K U M . A m L Sci. Tram.
51, 131 141. Soma c?ffvc:tH of burning u p m a prairie rn went-central Kansas.
Hughes, It. H. (19.57). N.C. Agric. Exp. Sta. Bull. 402, 24. Response of cane to
burning in the North Carolina coastal plain.
Humphrey, R. R. (1958). Bot. Rev. 24,19&252. Ariz. dgric. Exp.Sta. Bull. 299.62.
The desert grassland, a history ofvegetational change and an analysis of causea.
Hunter, R. F., Davis, G. E. and Nicholson, I. A. (1964). Hill Farmhg Res. Organ.
3rd Rept. 68-70. Loss of mineral nutrients occilsionnd by muirburn.
Iizumi, S. and Iwanami, Y. (1965). Tohoku Univ. Sci. Rept. Rea. Inat. (D) 16,
33-46. Some moesurementa of burning temperaturea on tho mountain grassland a t Kawatabi in north-eastern Japan.
Iwanami, Y. and Iizumi, S. (1966s). Jap. J . Ecol. 16.40-41. Report on the burning
temperatures of Japanese lawn grass (zoisia japonica Steud.).
Iwanami, Y. and Iizumi, S. (1966b). Tohoku Univ. Sci. Rept. Rea. h 8 t . (D) 17,
27-33. On the relations between the burning temperature and the amount
of fuels in natural grassland. (1) Measurements of burning temperaturee with
varying amounts of Miamnthm einensia.
Jardine, J. T., Adams, G., Andre, F., Bttrse, H. P., Elting, E. G., Fromme, F. D..
Harden, F. G., Knoblaugh, H. C., Rand, F. V., Smith, S. L., Steece. H. M.,
Trullinger, R. W., Wellington, J. W. and Youngblood, B. (1945). U.S. Qovt.
Print. Off. pp. 130. Report on the agricultural experiment stations.
Jong, K. and Roux, E. R. (1955). S. Ajr. J . S c i . 52, 27-28. A further investigation
of nitrogen sensitivity of veld grasses.
Koelling. M. R. (1965). f i 8 . Abstr. 25, 3811-3812. Productivity and nutrient
circulation in the prairie ecosystem.
Koelling, M. R. and Kucera. C. L. (1965). Ecology 46, 529-532. Dry matter loaeee
and mineral leaching in blueatem standing crop and litter.
Komarek, E. V. Sr. (1964). Tall Timber8 Fire Ewl. Conf. 8, 139-183. The mtural
history of lightning.
Komarek, E. V. Sr. (1965). Tall Timber8 Fire Ecol. Conj. 4, 169-220. Fire ecology
-grasslands and man.
Kucera, C. L. and Ehrenreich, J. H. (1962). Ecology 48. 334-336. Some effects of
annual burning on contrd Missouri Prairie.
Kucera, C. L. and Kelling, M. (1964). Am. Midl. Nat. 71, 142-147. The influence
of fire on composition of central Miasouri prairie.
Lamon, F. and Whitman, W. (1942). Ecology 28, 438-445. A comparison of used
and unused grassland mesas in the badlands of South Dakota.
Launchbaugh, J. L. (1964). J. Range M@ 17,5-6. Effects of early spring burning
on yields of native vegetation.
Lawrence, G. E. (1966). Ecology 47, 278-291. Ecology of vertebrate animale in
relation to chaparral fire in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Lay, D. W. (1956). J . For. 54, 582-584. Effects of prescribed burning on forage
and mast production in southern pine forests.
Lemon, P. C. (1946). J . For. 44, 115-1 17. Prescribed burning in relation to grazing
in the longleaf-sleeh pine type.
Lemon, P. C. (1949). Ecologj 80, 135-14.5. Successional response of herbs in the
longleaf-slmh pine forest after fire.
Lemon, P. C. (1964). Nyaeald J . 17, 29-41. The M y i h wild life frontier.
Leukel, W. A. and Stokes, W. E. (1939/40). Flu. Agric. ESP. Sta. Rept. 1939,
54-56; 1940, 50-51. Growth behavior and relative composition of range
gresses a8 affected by burning and the effect of burning on natural grasa
stands and upon the establishment of improved passea.
B. DAUBENMIAE
l-inpkinn, f l . €I., Altw-rtwon, F. W. and Hit3gP1, A . (1948). K U M . A m L Sci. Tram.
51, 131 141. Soma c?ffvc:tH of burning u p m a prairie rn went-central Kansas.
Hughes, It. H. (19.57). N.C. Agric. Exp. Sta. Bull. 402, 24. Response of cane to
burning in the North Carolina coastal plain.
Humphrey, R. R. (1958). Bot. Rev. 24,19&252. Ariz. dgric. Exp.Sta. Bull. 299.62.
The desert grassland, a history ofvegetational change and an analysis of causea.
Hunter, R. F., Davis, G. E. and Nicholson, I. A. (1964). Hill Farmhg Res. Organ.
3rd Rept. 68-70. Loss of mineral nutrients occilsionnd by muirburn.
Iizumi, S. and Iwanami, Y. (1965). Tohoku Univ. Sci. Rept. Rea. Inat. (D) 16,
33-46. Some moesurementa of burning temperaturea on tho mountain grassland a t Kawatabi in north-eastern Japan.
Iwanami, Y. and Iizumi, S. (1966s). Jap. J . Ecol. 16.40-41. Report on the burning
temperatures of Japanese lawn grass (zoisia japonica Steud.).
Iwanami, Y. and Iizumi, S. (1966b). Tohoku Univ. Sci. Rept. Rea. h 8 t . (D) 17,
27-33. On the relations between the burning temperature and the amount
of fuels in natural grassland. (1) Measurements of burning temperaturee with
varying amounts of Miamnthm einensia.
Jardine, J. T., Adams, G., Andre, F., Bttrse, H. P., Elting, E. G., Fromme, F. D..
Harden, F. G., Knoblaugh, H. C., Rand, F. V., Smith, S. L., Steece. H. M.,
Trullinger, R. W., Wellington, J. W. and Youngblood, B. (1945). U.S. Qovt.
Print. Off. pp. 130. Report on the agricultural experiment stations.
Jong, K. and Roux, E. R. (1955). S. Ajr. J . S c i . 52, 27-28. A further investigation
of nitrogen sensitivity of veld grasses.
Koelling. M. R. (1965). f i 8 . Abstr. 25, 3811-3812. Productivity and nutrient
circulation in the prairie ecosystem.
Koelling, M. R. and Kucera. C. L. (1965). Ecology 46, 529-532. Dry matter loaeee
and mineral leaching in blueatem standing crop and litter.
Komarek, E. V. Sr. (1964). Tall Timber8 Fire Ewl. Conf. 8, 139-183. The mtural
history of lightning.
Komarek, E. V. Sr. (1965). Tall Timber8 Fire Ecol. Conj. 4, 169-220. Fire ecology
-grasslands and man.
Kucera, C. L. and Ehrenreich, J. H. (1962). Ecology 48. 334-336. Some effects of
annual burning on contrd Missouri Prairie.
Kucera, C. L. and Kelling, M. (1964). Am. Midl. Nat. 71, 142-147. The influence
of fire on composition of central Miasouri prairie.
Lamon, F. and Whitman, W. (1942). Ecology 28, 438-445. A comparison of used
and unused grassland mesas in the badlands of South Dakota.
Launchbaugh, J. L. (1964). J. Range M@ 17,5-6. Effects of early spring burning
on yields of native vegetation.
Lawrence, G. E. (1966). Ecology 47, 278-291. Ecology of vertebrate animale in
relation to chaparral fire in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Lay, D. W. (1956). J . For. 54, 582-584. Effects of prescribed burning on forage
and mast production in southern pine forests.
Lemon, P. C. (1946). J . For. 44, 115-1 17. Prescribed burning in relation to grazing
in the longleaf-sleeh pine type.
Lemon, P. C. (1949). Ecologj 80, 135-14.5. Successional response of herbs in the
longleaf-slmh pine forest after fire.
Lemon, P. C. (1964). Nyaeald J . 17, 29-41. The M y i h wild life frontier.
Leukel, W. A. and Stokes, W. E. (1939/40). Flu. Agric. ESP. Sta. Rept. 1939,
54-56; 1940, 50-51. Growth behavior and relative composition of range
gresses a8 affected by burning and the effect of burning on natural grasa
stands and upon the establishment of improved passea.