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    Weed Establishment and Persistence after Water Pipeline Installation and Reclamation in the Mixed Grass Prairie of Western North Dakota
    Erin K. Espeland and Lora B. Perkins
    Ecological Restoration, December 2017, 35 (4) 303-310; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/er.35.4.303
    Erin K. Espeland
    Corresponding author, Research Ecologist, USDA ARS NPARL Pest Management Research Unit, Sidney MT 59270, .
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    Lora B. Perkins
    South Dakota State University Department of Natural Resource Management, Brookings SD 5700.
    Roles: Assistant Professor
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