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February 1, 1999Ecological Applications

Impact of Grazing Management on the Carbon and Nitrogen Balance of a Mixed-Grass Rangeland

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GSG. E. SchumanUniversity of Nebraska–LincolnJRJ. D. ReederAgricultural Research ServiceJMJ. T. ManleyUnited States Geological Survey

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