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non-equilibrium rangeland dynamics: a standalone construct

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Rangeland ecology

the view that in variable dry environments rangeland vegetation and livestock are driven more by rainfall than by grazing pressure or carrying capacity.

In rangeland ecology, non-equilibrium rangeland dynamics refers to the view that in variable dry environments rangeland vegetation and livestock are driven more by rainfall than by grazing pressure or carrying capacity. This meaning comes from Ellis (1988) in Journal of Range Management.[1]

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References

Ellis, J. E., & Swift, D. M. (1988). Stability of African Pastoral Ecosystems: Alternate Paradigms and Implications for Development. Journal of Range Management, 41(6), 450. https://doi.org/10.2307/3899515

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