Ecology and Management of North American Savannas

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Focusing on the unique ecological characteristics of North American savannas, this book explores their diverse habitats, ranging from longleaf pine to xeric pinon-juniper communities. It highlights the importance of these ecosystems for biodiversity and economic resources, while addressing the often-overlooked temperate savannas. By integrating extensive literature, the author presents a framework for effective management and research, aiming to enhance understanding and conservation efforts. This work serves as a vital resource for those interested in biogeography, plant ecology, and rangeland management.