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Abstract
Youngmeyer Ranch is located in Elk County, KS (outlet location: 37.56442, -96.49106) and managed by Witchita State University and owned by the Youngmeyer Trust. The ranch is roughly 1902 ha of grassland prairie used predominantly for cattle grazing and is burned every 1-2 years. A tributary of the Elk River, specifically the south branch of the Elk River headwaters, elevation at Youngmeyer ranges from 373-488 m with mean annual temperature of 13.7°C and mean annual precipitation of 979mm. This site is geologically constructed of Permian age limestone and shale with layers of chert below silty clay loam soils (Houseman et al. 2016). This site is predominantly grassland composed of the same dominant grasses as Konza Prairie, with scattered black oaks (Q. veluntina) along the creeks (Houseman et al. 2016)
Houseman, G. R., M. S. Kraushar, and C. M. Rogers. 2016. The Wichita State University biological field station: Bringing breadth to research along the precipitation gradient in Kansas. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science 119(1):27-32.
This resource contains the YSI field data from AIMS approaches 1 (maintenance samples ~every 3 weeks), and 2 (seasonal sampling) samplings at Youngmeyer. During sampling, a YSI Pro1030 Waterproof Handheld meter was placed in the stream and numbers were allowed to stabilize while water sampling took place. Data is not available when the site was dry - as noted by the flow_state column. In addition, some sampling events lacked a YSI handheld and data is therefore missing.
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| The content of this resource references | Brown, C. L., S. Zipper, M. Busch (2025). Youngmeyer Ranch, KS Environmental Data (AIMS_GP_YMRV1.0), HydroShare, http://www.hydroshare.org/resource/d499a6e70f6a4ab3af42e922027e1448 |
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| DryingHistories | Sarah Flynn | Private & Shareable | None |
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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| U.S. National Science Foundation | Aquatic Intermittency Effects of Microbiomes on Streams | 2019603 |
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