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Early Rangeland Partners: Water and Wind by Wood, Christopher K., Wood, Tyler W., Wood, M. Karl

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Occurrence of Sprouts and Seedlings of Pinyon Pines, Alligator Junipers, and Gray Oaks Following Harvest of Fuelwood and Prescribed Burning by Wood, M. Karl, Scanlon, Roxanne, Cram, Douglas S

“…Objectives were to determine number and height of sprouts and seedlings following clearcutting of a mesa dominated by pinyon pines (Pinus edulis) and alligator…”
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New Mexico Blue Grama Rangeland Response to Dairy Manure Application by Stavast, Lanson J., Baker, Terrell T., Ulery, April L., Flynn, Robert P., Karl Wood, M., Cram, Douglas S.

“…New Mexico supports over 290 000 dairy cattle. These cattle produce large quantities of manure. It has been suggested excess dairy manure could be applied to…”
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New Mexico Blue Grama Rangeland Response to Dairy Manure Application by Stavast, Lanson J., Baker, Terrell T., Ulery, April L., Flynn, Robert P., Wood, M. Karl, Cram, Douglas S.

“…New Mexico supports over 290 000 dairy cattle. These cattle produce large quantities of manure. It has been suggested excess dairy manure could be applied to…”
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Runoff and erosion following mechanical and chemical control of Creosotebush (Larrea tridentata) by Wood, M.K. (New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM), Garcia, E.L, Tromble, J.M

“…Runoff and sediment yield were monitored from 1983 through 1986 on a range site dominated by creosotebush. The site was rootplowed and seeded, treated with…”
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Short Duration Grazing in Central New Mexico: Effects on Infiltration Rates by Weltz, Mark, Wood, M. Karl

“…The objectives of this study were to determine the influence of short duration grazing, continuous grazing, and grazing exclusion on infiltration rates on 2…”
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Early Rangeland Partners: Water and Wind: Windmill Pioneering in the American West by Wood, Christopher K, Wood, Tyler W, Wood, M. Karl

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Plot numbers required to determine infiltration rates and sediment production on rangelands in south central New Mexico by Wood, M. Karl

“…Many studies have been made, and continue to be conducted, to determine infiltration rates and sediment production on rangelands. Most of these studies use…”
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Factors Influencing Interrill Erosion from Semiarid Slopes in New Mexico by Wilcox, Bradford P., M. Karl Wood

“…This rainfall simulation study evaluates the effects of slope, vegetation, rock, and soil characteristics on interrill erosion of semiarid slopes of the…”
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Hydrologic Impacts of Sheep Grazing on Steep Slopes in Semiarid Rangelands by Wilcox, Bradford P., M. Karl Wood

“…Infiltration, sediment concentration of runoff, and sediment production from lightly grazed and ungrazed semiarid slopes were compared using a hand-portable…”
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Livestock grazing impacts on infiltration rates in a temperate range of Pakistan by Bari, F, Wood, M.K, Murray, L

“…This study was conducted in a temperate range of northern Pakistan in 1987 and 1988. The main purpose of the experiment was to determine a suitable residual…”
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Early Rangeland Partners: Water and Wind: Windmill Pioneering in the American West by Wood, Christopher K., Wood, Tyler W., Wood, M. Karl

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Factors influencing infiltrability of semiarid mountain slopes by Wilcox, B.P, Wood, M.K, Tromble, J.M

“…The objective of this research was to determine the effects of selected vegetation, soil, rock, and slope variables on infiltration of semiarid rangelands with…”
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Shrub preference and utilization by big game on New Mexico reclaimed mine land by Wood, M.K. (New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM.), Buchanan, B.A, Skeet, W

“…Mined lands are reclaimed so the land can be used for other purposes after mining. At the La Plata Mine in New Mexico, post-mining land uses include livestock…”
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Rainwater harvesting for increasing livestock forage on arid rangelands of Pakistan by Suleman, S. (New Mexico State University, Las Cruces.), Wood, M.K, Shah, B.H, Murray, L

“…This study determined forage production and cover of several plant species resulting from the use of water harvesting catchments with catchment: cultivated…”
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Grazing systems: their influence on infiltration rates in the rolling plains of Texas by M. Karl Wood, Blackburn, Wilbert H.

“…Water infiltration rates into soils after 30 min in shrub canopy areas and in shortgrass interspaces on the Rolling Plains were similar across grazing…”
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Vegetation and Soil Responses to Cattle Grazing Systems in the Texas Rolling Plains by M. Karl Wood, Blackburn, Wilbert H.

“…The influence of cattle grazing on selected vegetation and soil parameters were evaluated on a clay flat range site with shrub zonal, midgrass, and shortgrass…”
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A Hand-Portable Single Nozzle Rainfall Simulator Designed for Use on Steep Slopes by Wilcox, Bradford P., M. Karl Wood, John T. Tromble, Ward, Timothy J.

“…The objective of this study was to develop a small plot (1 m2) rainfall simulator operational on steep terrain in the Guadalupe Mountains of New Mexico. The…”
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Soil, Vegetation, and Hydrologic Responses to Grazing Management at Fort Stanton, New Mexico by N. Dedjir Gamougoun, Smith, Roger P., M. Karl Wood, Pieper, Rex D.

“…The purpose of this study was to evaluate vegetation, soils, infiltration rates, and sediment production as they relate to livestock exclusion, continuous…”
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Sediment production as influenced by livestock grazing in the Texas rolling plains by M. Karl Wood, Blackburn, Wilbert H.

“…The influence of livestock on sediment production was evaluated on a Clay Flat range site with shrub canopy areas, and midgrass and shortgrass interspace areas…”
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