Burning Invasive Juniper Trees Boosts Perennial Grass Recovery (Aug 27, 2010)
USDA. Agricultural Resarch Service.
ARS rangeland scientists have figured out that cutting down invasive juniper trees and burning them in the wintertime not only reduces the wildfire risk from the dead trees, but also helps keep invasive cheatgrass at bay and helps native perennial plants to become re-established.
