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Foliar phenolics of nebraska sandhills prairie graminoids: Between-years, seasonal, and interspecific variation

Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1993
Because of their potential as antiherbivore defenses, plant phenolics elicit considerable attention. We made quantitative and qualitative analyses of phenolics, alkaloids, cyanogenic glycosides, and saponins in the dominant graminoids of a Nebraska Sandhills prairie.
S, Mole, A, Joern
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A Simulation Model of Population Processes of Arctic Tundra Graminoids

1978
Wet meadow tundra predominates along the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska and has been studied intensively near Barrow, Alaska. Of the three species of monocotyledons that account for nearly 80% of the vascular plant production (Tieszen, 1972), Dupontia fisheri, a grass, has been studied in detail to characterize the basic patterns of photosynthesis ...
B. A. Lawrence, M. C. Lewis, P. C. Miller +2 more
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Effects of labile soil carbon on nutrient partitioning between an arctic graminoid and microbes

Oecologia, 1997
We measured partitioning of N and P uptake between soil microorganisms and potted Festuca vivipara in soil from a subarctic heath in response to factorial addition of three levels of labile carbon (glucose) combined with two levels of inorganic N and P.
Schmidt, Inger Kappel +2 more
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Graminoid-led natural regeneration of dry savannas after severe degradation