Response of Mormon-Tea to Burning
Abstract
Mormon-tea (Ephedra antisyphilitica C. A. Mey) is a beneficial, evergreen browse plant for livestock and wildlife. On 25 February 1986, a 60-acre unit of the Texas Tech Experimental Ranch, Garza County, Texas, was subjected to a prescribed burn to determine survival and response of Mormon-tea. Ninety-six percent of burned plants and 100% of control (unburned) plants survived. Burned plants produced more (P < 0.01) basal sprout biomass than...
Paper Details
Title
Response of Mormon-Tea to Burning
Published Date
Nov 8, 2016
Volume
3
Pages
9 - 10
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