Allelopathic effects of six alfalfa varieties at three stubbles on the germination, seedling and root growth of green foxtail and barnyardgrass. [PDF]
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The invasion of <i>Euphorbia jolkinii</i> is mediated through the regulation of nitrogen transformation by functional microbial abundance in rhizosphere soils. [PDF]
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Deep homology and developmental constraint underlie the replicated evolution of grass awns
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Evidence that Invasion by Cheatgrass Alters Soil Nitrogen Availability
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Cheatgrass--A Challenge to Range Research
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Cheatgrass distribution modeling using soil microclimate
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