Granitic Upland 12-16
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Description
Mixed shrubs, grasses, and forbs: Shrubs and succulents are more than annual grasses and forbs, which are more than perennial grasses.
Mechanism
Exotic plants invade coupled with an increase in fire frequency
Mechanism
A decrease in fire coupled with continuous season-long grazing and drought.
Mechanism
A decrease in vegetation canopy cover, an increase in soil loss, an increase in fire frequency, a decrease in perennials
Mechanism
Brush Management coupled with adequate recovery periods for herbaceous species.
Mechanism
An introduction of exotic species coupled with a wet climate
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