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Elymus elymoides population root and shoot trait responses to drought

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Understanding how root traits vary within a species and how traits respond to heterogeneous environments, can provide important insight into functional plant attributes that influence plant survival in competitive environments. Selecting plant material with root traits that will support its survival in heterogenous environments may help improve the outcomes of...

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gravel, water stress, intraspecific trait variation, sand, and native grass

Subject:

Native plant population traits

Creator:

Alicia J. Foxx

Contributor:

Andrea T. Kramer (advisor)

Owner:

Alicia Foxx

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

03/27/2020

Date Modified:

03/27/2020

Date Created:

2013-10-10

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Bromus tectorum population root and shoot trait responses to differing substrate types

Description:

Soil texture has important ramifications on the shape and size of roots as well as impacting how much water is taken up and the distribution of nutrients in the soil. These factors lead to differences in growth characteristics and plant performance. However, what traits and how the plant responds to...

Keyword:

gravel, intraspecific trait variation, sand, invasive grass, lateral roots, Water stress, and Turface

Subject:

Soil type and plant growth responses

Creator:

Alicia J. Foxx and Siobhan T. Wojcik

Contributor:

Andrea T. Kramer (advisor)

Owner:

Alicia Foxx

Language:

English

Date Uploaded:

03/27/2020

Date Modified:

03/27/2020

Date Created:

2015-11-04

Resource Type:

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