Data for: Plants, invertebrates, and birds of grasslands of northeastern Pennsylvania

This dataset contains data for a study of primary productivity and
diversity for grassland, meadow, and savanna (GMS) vegetation in
northeastern Pennsylvania, USA, where the landscape is primarily forests,
agriculture, and urban or suburban development. Data were collected in
late summer and early fall of 2014-2015. It includes data for primary
productivity, plant species diversity, invertebrate order diversity, and
avian abundance and species diversity of 14 grasslands and open areas that
were actively managed and three that apparently occurred naturally. Four
grasslands were dominated by warm season grasses with the C4
photosynthetic pathway, nine were dominated by C3 grasses, forbs, and
shrubs, and four had a mixture of both types.