Ecology and management of North American savannas
Okologie
Plant communities
Naturschutz
Grasslands
Prairies
Geographical distribution
Ecosystem management
Range management
Exploitation
Environmental management
Ecology
Savannas are ecosystems with a continuous grass layer and scattered trees or shrubs. These lands occupy nearly a third of the earth's land surface and are an important resource not only in world economies but also as repositories of biodiversity. Because savannas are generally thought of as tropical…
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