Evaluating Edaphic Conditions Favoring Reed Canary Grass Invasion in a Restored Native Prairie

Cynthia A. Stiles; Brynn Bemis; Joy B. Zedler

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Evaluating Edaphic Conditions Favoring Reed Canary Grass Invasion in a Restored Native Prairie

Cynthia A. Stiles, Brynn Bemis and Joy B. Zedler

Ecological Restoration, March 2008, 26 (1) 61-70; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/er.26.1.61

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vol. 26 no. 1 61-70

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Cynthia A. Stiles, Brynn Bemis, Joy B. Zedler

Ecological Restoration Mar 2008, 26 (1) 61-70; DOI: 10.3368/er.26.1.61

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Evaluating Edaphic Conditions Favoring Reed Canary Grass Invasion in a Restored Native Prairie

Cynthia A. Stiles, Brynn Bemis, Joy B. Zedler

Ecological Restoration Mar 2008, 26 (1) 61-70; DOI: 10.3368/er.26.1.61

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