Seed germination and dormancy traits of forbs and shrubs important for restoration of North American dryland ecosystems
Abstract
In degraded dryland systems, native plant community re-establishment following disturbance is almost exclusively carried out using seeds, but these efforts commonly fail. Much of this failure can be attributed to the limited understanding of seed dormancy and germination traits. We undertook a systematic classification of seed dormancy of 26 species of annual and perennial forbs and shrubs that represent key, dominant genera used in restoration...
Paper Details
Title
Seed germination and dormancy traits of forbs and shrubs important for restoration of North American dryland ecosystems
Published Date
Sep 22, 2018
Journal
Volume
21
Issue
3
Pages
458 - 469
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