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Botanical Composition Changes in Annual Grassland as Affected by Fertilization and Grazing¹

Synopsis: Changes in botanical composition on the annual range type of California indicated significant fertilizer-grazing, fertilizer-year, and grazing-year interactions. Direct projection of botanical composition data from ungrazed fertilizer plots would not accurately predict changes resulting from the same fertilizer on grazed areas.

² Assistant Agronomist, University of California, Hopland Field Station, Hopland, and Range Conservationist, Crops Research Division, ARS, USDA, Reno, Nevada (formerly Assistant Specialist, University of California, Davis).

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