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Improving Irrigated Mountain Meadows

Date: 1986-01-01
Categories: Land Use, Alpine & Subalpine Ecology
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Eugene G. Siemer,?CSU Mountain Meadow Research Center, 1986

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Knowledge graph centered on Improving Irrigated Mountain Meadows with 32 nodes and 71 connections. Top connected: Rushes, Bacteria, Timothy, Poa pratensis, Trifolium repens.

Species (31)

RushesBacteriaTimothyPoa pratensisTrifolium repenswhite cloverTrifolium pratenseBromus inermis
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Yarrowred cloverDeschampsia cespitosaKentucky BluegrassAlopecurus pratensisDactylis glomerataSmooth BromePerennial ryegrassgrass and legumesPhalaris arundinaceatufted hairgrassorchard grassAlsike cloverMeadow FoxtailOrchardgrassCicer MilkvetchThermopsis divaricarpaAgropyron intermediumThinopyrum intermediumAstragalus cicerTrifolium hybridumThermopsis montanaHordeum jubatum

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