@article{moroka_impact_1982,
	title = {Impact of borrowing activity of the bannertail kangaroo rat on southern {New} {Mexico} desert rangeland},
	volume = {35},
	abstract = {The impact of burrowing activity of the bannertail kangaroo rat (\textit{Dipodomys spectabilis}) on southern New Mexico desert rangelands was investigated.  The study was conducted on black grama (\textit{Bouteloua eriopoda}), dropseed (\textit{Sporobolus} spp.) and mesquite (\textit{Prosopis glandulosa}) grassland vegetation types.  Mound density was highest in the black grama type, somewhat intermediate in the dropseed type, and lowest in the mesquite-grassland type.  The surface area occupied by mounds averaged 2\% over all vegetation types in the study area.  Plant cover was generally greater off mounds than on mounds.  Annual plant cover was greater on mounds than off mounds, suggesting that activities of bannertail kangaroo rats promote the presence of annuals.},
	journal = {Journal of Range Management},
	author = {Moroka, Neo. and Beck, Reldon F. and Pieper, R.D.},
	year = {1982},
	keywords = {JRN, bannertail kangaroo rat, rodent}
}

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