Testing the cultivar vigor hypothesis: comparisons of the competitive ability of wild and cultivated populations ofPascopyrum smithiialong a restoration chronosequence
Abstract
Restoration practitioners often rely on seeds of widely available cultivars representing native species but nonlocal germplasm. Cultivation improves the supply of plant materials and minimizes revegetation costs, but can also favor agronomic traits, and resulting vigor may affect the competitive ability and long‐term persistence of cultivated genotypes at restoration sites. We compared cultivated, restored, and wild populations of Pascopyrum...
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Title
Testing the cultivar vigor hypothesis: comparisons of the competitive ability of wild and cultivated populations ofPascopyrum smithiialong a restoration chronosequence
Published Date
May 22, 2018
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
1
Pages
92 - 101
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