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Mortality in Crested Wheatgrass and Russian Wildrye
1973
Journal of range management
Highlight: Mortality in crested wheatgrass and Russian wildrye near Kamloops, B.C., was observed in spring, 1970, and appeared to result from lower than average soil moisture reserves the previous season. Damage was heavy on a silt loam that graded to loamy fine sand at 50-cm depth but was negligible on a uniform sandy loam overlying cobbly loamy sand. Field moisture levels below 25-cm depth in the soil were greater on the sandy loam site than on the silt loam in spring, 1970. In that year,
doi:10.2307/3896979
fatcat:ex6zajsf6nb7fd5wlxfhfor2m4