Patch Grazing Patterns
Patch Grazing Patterns is a spatially explicit grazing distribution model that characterizes the non-uniform utilization of pasture areas by livestock, distinguished by its emphasis on discrete, temporally dynamic patches of grazing intensity arising from interactions between animal behavior, vegetation heterogeneity, and environmental constraints.
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Mechanisms That Result in Large Herbivore Grazing Distribution Patterns
Derek W. Bailey, John Gross, Emilio A. Laca et al. · Journal of Range Management · 1996 · 983 citations · Full text
Feedback dynamics of grazing lawns: coupling vegetation change with animal growth
Brian T. Person, Mark P. Herzog, Roger W. Ruess et al. · Oecologia · 2003 · 128 citations
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Oklahoma State University
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University of KwaZulu-Natal
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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AgResearch
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University of New England
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Illinois Department of Natural Resources
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