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Herbivore response to landscape attributes

●Domestic Animal Drives


•Thirst


•Ambient temp


•Energy balance or hunger


•time of day


•Rumination, rest, social facilitation and sleep



●Drives with higher priority that override drive to graze:


•Need for water


•Mitigation of heat extremes

What determines where an animal grazes in planted pasture?

Patch grazing


•Dung Fouling


•Location of water and supplements


•Shade

What determines where an animal grazes in extensive rangeland ?

Landscape boundaries


•Distribution of plant communities


•Accessibility and distribution of water, shade, bedding sites

Attributes of the sword that affect harvesting by animal include:

Mass


•Canopy height


•Canopy density


•Species


•Spacial arrangement of spp.


•Chemical comp. Of selected parts


•Plant parts within canopy.


•Plant part proportions

Compensatory photosynthesis

Ability of mature leaves to rejuvinate their photosynthetic capacity to that of younger leaves

Phenotypic plasticity

Long term response to defoliation stress and refers to changes in


•size


•structure


•spatial arrangement of plant organs

Threading and its indirect effects

Hoof action of herbivores.



Indirect effects:


•Increased soil bulk density


•Influenced by soil texture


•Decrease water infiltration