ECOLOGY OF FIRE Ry OEUS6LANDS
266
Roaveare, C. M. (1948). Imp. But. Paatwe and Field Crgps. BuU. 86. 291. The
grasntsnda of Latin America.
Rueaell, E. J. (1950). (ed.) Soil conditione and p h t growth. 8. 836. L o - ,
Green and Co. N.Y.
Rycroft, H. B. (1947). J. S. Air. For. Aeeoc. 16, 80-88. A note on the immediate
effects of veld burning on storm flow in a Jonkershoek streem catchment.
Sampmn, A. W. (1944). Cul. A&. Exp. Stu. BuU. 685. 144. Plant aucoeeaion on
burned chaparral lands in northern California.
Soott, J. D. (1934). J. Ecol. 22, 177-229. Ecology of certain plant communities
of tho Central Provinm, Tanganyika Temtary.
Scott, J. D. (1951). Commonw. Bur. Paetureu and Fkld C r o p , BUU. 41. 96. Conservation of vegetation in South Africa. pp. 9-27. I n “Management and
conservation of vegetation in Africa”.
Sewell, T. 0. (1948). N . Z . JZ A&. 77,263,266-269. Burning of montane tussock
gresslend.
Shefer, E. L. Jr. (1964). U.S.F.S. Rea. Paper NE-83. 37. Deer browsing of
hardwoods in the northeast: A review and analysie of the eituation and the
research needed.
Shantz, H. L. (1947). Cal. State Bd. For. pp. 166. The use of €ire as a tool in the
management of the brush ranges of California.
Shaw, N. H. (1957). A&. J. A@. Rea. 8,326-334. Bunch spear gram dominance
in burnt paaturea in southeastern Queeneland.
Silen, R. R. (1956). J . F w . 04.31 1-312. Use of temperature pelleta in regeneration
reseamh.
Smith, E. F. and Young, V. A. (1959). J . Range M w It, 139-140. The effect of
burning on the chemical composition of little blueetem.
Smith, E. F., Young, V. A., Anderson, K. L., Rulif€eon, W. S. and Rogers, S. N.
(1960). J . Anim. Sci. 19, 388-391. The digestibility of forage on burned and
n9n-burned bluestem pasture as determined with grazing animals.
Smith. E. L. (1960). J . Range Mgmt 18. 97-203. Effects of burning w d clipping
at various times during the wet e m o n on tropical t d l grase range in northern
Australia.
Southwell, B. L. and Hughes, R. H. (1965). Qa. A @ . Exp. Stu. BUU. ( N . Ser.)
129. 26. Beef cattle management practicoa for wiregrase-pine ranges of
Georgia.
Staplea, R. R. (1926). Union 8. Aft-. Dept. A@. Sci. BuU. 49.35. Experimenta
in veld managoment.
Staples, R. R. (1945). Rhod. wit. J. 42,4442. Veld burning.
Steiger, T. L. (1930). Ecology 11, 170-217. Structure of prairie vegetation.
Stoddad, H. L. (1932). The bobwhite quail; ita habite, pmmrvation and inorease.
Stoddard, H. L. (l936a). Fdl Timbers Rea. S&a. Miac. Publ. 1, 47-63. Use of fire
Stoddard, H. L. (1936b). J . For. 88, 346-351. Use of controlled fire in southematern upland game management.
Stoddard, H. L. (1938). Tall Timbers Reu. Sta. M b c . Publ. 1,444-447. Relations
of burning to timber snd wildlife.
Stoddaxd, H. L. (1963). Tall Timbers Fire Ewl. Cmf. a, 163-176. Bird habitat
and fire.
Suman, R. F. and Carter, R. L. (1964). U.S.F.S. Southtast. For. Exp. Sta. Res.
Notee 66. 2. Burning and grazing have little &eot on ohexnical properties
of coest&l Pbin foreet mils.
pp. 669. C. Scribner’s Sons. N.Y.
’ on southeastern game lands.
266
Roaveare, C. M. (1948). Imp. But. Paatwe and Field Crgps. BuU. 86. 291. The
grasntsnda of Latin America.
Rueaell, E. J. (1950). (ed.) Soil conditione and p h t growth. 8. 836. L o - ,
Green and Co. N.Y.
Rycroft, H. B. (1947). J. S. Air. For. Aeeoc. 16, 80-88. A note on the immediate
effects of veld burning on storm flow in a Jonkershoek streem catchment.
Sampmn, A. W. (1944). Cul. A&. Exp. Stu. BuU. 685. 144. Plant aucoeeaion on
burned chaparral lands in northern California.
Soott, J. D. (1934). J. Ecol. 22, 177-229. Ecology of certain plant communities
of tho Central Provinm, Tanganyika Temtary.
Scott, J. D. (1951). Commonw. Bur. Paetureu and Fkld C r o p , BUU. 41. 96. Conservation of vegetation in South Africa. pp. 9-27. I n “Management and
conservation of vegetation in Africa”.
Sewell, T. 0. (1948). N . Z . JZ A&. 77,263,266-269. Burning of montane tussock
gresslend.
Shefer, E. L. Jr. (1964). U.S.F.S. Rea. Paper NE-83. 37. Deer browsing of
hardwoods in the northeast: A review and analysie of the eituation and the
research needed.
Shantz, H. L. (1947). Cal. State Bd. For. pp. 166. The use of €ire as a tool in the
management of the brush ranges of California.
Shaw, N. H. (1957). A&. J. A@. Rea. 8,326-334. Bunch spear gram dominance
in burnt paaturea in southeastern Queeneland.
Silen, R. R. (1956). J . F w . 04.31 1-312. Use of temperature pelleta in regeneration
reseamh.
Smith, E. F. and Young, V. A. (1959). J . Range M w It, 139-140. The effect of
burning on the chemical composition of little blueetem.
Smith, E. F., Young, V. A., Anderson, K. L., Rulif€eon, W. S. and Rogers, S. N.
(1960). J . Anim. Sci. 19, 388-391. The digestibility of forage on burned and
n9n-burned bluestem pasture as determined with grazing animals.
Smith. E. L. (1960). J . Range Mgmt 18. 97-203. Effects of burning w d clipping
at various times during the wet e m o n on tropical t d l grase range in northern
Australia.
Southwell, B. L. and Hughes, R. H. (1965). Qa. A @ . Exp. Stu. BUU. ( N . Ser.)
129. 26. Beef cattle management practicoa for wiregrase-pine ranges of
Georgia.
Staplea, R. R. (1926). Union 8. Aft-. Dept. A@. Sci. BuU. 49.35. Experimenta
in veld managoment.
Staples, R. R. (1945). Rhod. wit. J. 42,4442. Veld burning.
Steiger, T. L. (1930). Ecology 11, 170-217. Structure of prairie vegetation.
Stoddad, H. L. (1932). The bobwhite quail; ita habite, pmmrvation and inorease.
Stoddard, H. L. (l936a). Fdl Timbers Rea. S&a. Miac. Publ. 1, 47-63. Use of fire
Stoddard, H. L. (1936b). J . For. 88, 346-351. Use of controlled fire in southematern upland game management.
Stoddard, H. L. (1938). Tall Timbers Reu. Sta. M b c . Publ. 1,444-447. Relations
of burning to timber snd wildlife.
Stoddaxd, H. L. (1963). Tall Timbers Fire Ewl. Cmf. a, 163-176. Bird habitat
and fire.
Suman, R. F. and Carter, R. L. (1964). U.S.F.S. Southtast. For. Exp. Sta. Res.
Notee 66. 2. Burning and grazing have little &eot on ohexnical properties
of coest&l Pbin foreet mils.
pp. 669. C. Scribner’s Sons. N.Y.
’ on southeastern game lands.