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Aphid addition and exclusion
Cirsium hillii fire & fitness
Coflowering community
Common garden experiment
Comprehensive compatibility
Demographic census in remnants
Dykstra’s interpopulation crosses
Dykstra’s local adaptation
Fire in recruitment experiment
Echinacea hybrids–exPt 6
Echinacea hybrids–exPt 7
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Fire & flowering at SPP
Flowering phenology in remnants
Flowering phenology in experimental plots
Heritability of fitness–qGen1
Heritability of fitness–qGen2 & qGen3
Heritability of flowering time
Hesperostipa in exPt01
Inbreeding experiment–INB1
Inbreeding experiment–INB2
Mating compatibility in remnants
Pollen addition and exclusion
Pollinator efficiency
Reproductive fitness in remnants
Richardson’s Liatris and Solidago phenology
Ridley’s next generation rescue
Seedling establishment aka sling

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poster from GIS class

Here’s the poster that Jackie and Audrey made in their GIS class.

Stuart Wagenius | December 6th, 2015 | Category: papers, presentations, and posters

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