Effect of burning and mowing on grass and forb diversity in a long-term grassland experiment

By R. Fynn, C. Morris, T. Edwards. 2004

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Themeda triandra: a keystone grass species (2013, background): “Fynn et al. (2004, 2005a, 2005b) reported that Themeda became more competitive as soil P declined and persisted to a greater degree in plots of low soil N and P (particularly if plots were cut) and it was argued that under a cutting treatment that Themeda lost fewer nutrients than taller species…”
Plant strategies and trait trade‐offs influence trends in competitive ability along gradients of soil fertility and disturbance (2005, background): “Indeed, many empirical studies have demonstrated the importance of habitat fertility, disturbance and their interaction on plant community organization (Gibson et al . 1993; Gaudet & Keddy 1995; Fuhlendorf & Smeins 1997; Collins et al . 1998; Kirkman 2002; Osem et al . 2002; Wilson & Tilman 2002; Fo”