DOI: 10.30707/etd2019.philips.r
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Chamaecrista Fasciculata In Tallgrass And Sand Prairies: The Potential For Differential Responses

Abstract: Successful establishment of a diversity of native species has become an important goal for restoration site managers to achieve, however as seed sources for a species may occur in habitats with different abiotic and biotic characteristics. Consequently, seeds from different sources may vary in their success in a restoration. Chamaecrista fasciculata, a native prairie species, occurs in two divergent prairie types -tallgrass and sand prairies. Tallgrass prairies have a moist soil with dense vegetation; in contr… Show more

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