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Answer to Question 1

portion of range which, because of its location, grazing or browsing value, and/or use serves as an indicative sample of range conditions, trend or degree of seasonal use

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forage species whose use serves as an indicator to the degree of use as associated species and because of its importance, must be considered in any management program




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Reply 2 on: Jul 22, 2018
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