Browsing Open Research Collection by Author "Bezuidenhout, H."

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The estimation of herbage yields under fire and grazing treatments in the Mountain Zebra National Park

De Klerk, J.; Bezuidenhout, H.; Brown, L.R.; Castley, G. (Koedoe, 2001)

The application of fire as a management tool is often used to change the species composition of the vegetation and its cover to maintain plant communities in a specific successional stage. This study investigates the ...
Floristic analysis of the Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape

Pond, U.; Beesley, B.B.; Brown, L.R.; Bezuidenhout, H. (Koedoe, 2002)

As part of a larger project to assess the vegetation dynamics and conservation potential of the enlarged Mountain Zebra National Park, a checklist was produced to determine the plant species richness for this area. Six ...
The phytosociology of the De Rust section of the Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape.

Brown, L.R.; Bezuidenhout, H. (Koedoe, 2000)

As part of a vegetation survey programme for conservation areas in South Africa, the plant communities of the De Rust section of the Mountain Zebra National Park were investigated. From a TWINSPAN classification, refined ...
Plant communities of the Ebenhaezer section of the Mountain Zebra National Park

De Klerk, J.; Bezuidenhout, H.; Brown, L.R. (Koedoe, 2003)

The long-term conservation of viable ecosystems requires a broader understanding of the ecological processes involved. Because ecosystems react differently to different management practices, it is important to have a ...
Vegetation description of the Doornhoek section of the Mountain Zebra National Park

Bezuidenhout, H.; Brown, L.R. (Koedoe, 2008)

The Mountain Zebra National Park (MZNP) has been extended over the last couple of years. One of the newly procured areas is the Doornhoek section, which had been adjacent to the park. To develop scientifically sound ...
The vegetation of the farms Ingleside and Welgedacht of the Mountain Zebra National Park, Eastern Cape

Brown, L.R.; Bezuidenhout, H. (Koedoe, 2005)

South Africa is well known for its semi-arid lowland areas that have a distinct flora and species composition. Because ecosystems react differently to different management practices, it is important that a description and ...

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