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May 1, 1980Journal of Range ManagementOpen Access

Frequency and Extent of Defoliation of Herbaceous Plants by Sheep in a Foothill Range Community in Northern Utah

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Ken C. Hodgkinson, Frequency and Extent of Defoliation of Herbaceous Plants by Sheep in a Foothill Range Community in Northern Utah, Journal of Range Management, Vol. 33, No. 3 (May, 1980), pp. 164-169

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