(1998), in attempting to maintain a fairly uniform M. albida, provided a table distinguishing among it, M. oblongifolia, and M. melanotricha. Distinguishing
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specialized habitat have made it vulnerable to any lowering of the water table and to grazing; it is listed as endangered in California. Most individuals
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Muhlenbergia glauca grows on calcareous rocky slopes, cliffs, canyon walls, table rocks, and volcanic rock outcrops, at elevations of 1200-2780 m. Its range
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listed in table 2.1 with their approximate equivalents in the soils classification scheme of Canada (Canada Soil Survey Committee 1978). TABLE 2.1. Soil
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loosely tufted habit. None. None. "decumbent" is not a number."strigulose" is not a number. "glabrous" is not a number.window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus"
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target weed, while not affecting the crop plants or the environment, and it should be available at reasonable cost. Such a paragon does not exist, of course
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Dodecatheon were present. Although the three entities may be characterized (see table 5 in Thompson), Thompson concluded that assigning names to some populations
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American species varies over the entire spectrum from 0% to 98--100% (table 11.1). TABLE 11.1. Approximate Percentages of Polypoid Species in the Larger, More
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These and other indigenous angiosperm floras of the world are listed in table 6.1. TABLE 6.1. Putatively Indigenous Angiosperm Families and Additional Subfamilies
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several differences between dicots and monocots are summarized in table 14.1. TABLE 14.1. Main Differences between Dicots and Monocots It is widely agreed
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this "pluvial" climatic regime led to a 10-meter rise in the groundwater table and the expansion of large, permanent pluvial lakes in which the water level
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Museum, Toronto, Ontario, established in 1838 (P.K. Holmgren et al. 1990). Table 1 lists the largest herbaria of the United States and Canada, with the date
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sexual reproduction. Not surprisingly, the majority of plants that occur in narrow crevices of exposed rock cliffs also tend not to form clones. Even if
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Associated species are not as tolerant of disturbance. E.C. Stone and R.B. Vasey (1968) hypothesized that redwood is seral and will not maintain itself without
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