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Control of Gambel oak (Quercus gambd# Nutt.) for increased forage production and con& regeneration is difficult beawe of its vigorous sprouting ability. Nonstructural root carbohydrate concentr8tion~ generally 8 good indicntor of sprouting potential, were measured in undentory Gambel oak in a dense ponderosa pint (PInus pondkrosu Laws.) stand follotig prescribed fire. Carbohydrates in roots of lto Zyear-old sprouts after a single fire treatment were similar to tboae in unburned, mature oaks. Two prescribed burna, 2 years apart during the summer carbohydrate depression, caused these root reserves to remrin low into fall dormancy and probably contributed to an observed oak reduction. This summer carbohydrate depression, also observed in opengrown Gambel oak, can be recognized by rapid stem growth and new leaf production.

Gambel Oak Root Carbohydrate Response to Spring, Summer, and Fall Prescribed Burning