Restoration managers may select seed from a variety sources for their restoration projects. If the purchased seed is not of the local ecotype, land managers run the risk of poor establishment in the short-term and outcrossing between local and non-local ecotypes, genetic swamping, and the loss of local genetic diversity in the long-term.

Last modified

• 12/01/2017

Creator

• Gallagher, Megan Katherine

DOI

• https://doi.org/10.21985/N21D4G

Subject

• plant biology

Publisher

• Northwestern University Libraries

Language

• English

Alternate Identifier

• http://hdl.handle.net/2166.DL/repo-pbmt-gallagher

Keyword

• plant biology

Date created

• 2011-05-24

Related url

•  http://files.library.northwestern.edu/repository/pbmt/gallagher/Gallagher-Thesis.pdf

Resource type

• Masters Thesis

License

• All rights reserved