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Arkansas's Rare Species: Resources related to Arkansas natural heritage, conservancy programs, MAWPT, biodiversity, Louisiana Purchase
However, even if viable seedlings were produced, the natural dissemination and establishment of new ...
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jujubes
Russia, northern Africa, southern Europe, the Middle East and the southwestern United States. Jujube seedlings, inferior to the Chinese cultivars, were introduced into Europe at the beginning of the Christian ... cultivars produce fruit without cross-pollination, but seeds from such self-pollination are usually not viable (such as from the Li or Lang cultivars) A single seed is inside the fruit ...
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Rhododendron ponticum, its effects on habitats and biodiversity in the U.K.
Seedlings have difficulty becoming established in areas where there is already continuous ground cover from native ... . Subsequent control measures may take several years to eradicate the R ponticum. Even then a viable seed bank may exist for many years. On some sites eradication may not be possible ...
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Bindweed
If you bring soil into your garden, it should be free of bindweed ... they set seed is critical, because one plant may produce 500 seeds that can remain viable for 50 years if conditions are right.(3) In addition, removing the above-ground part ...
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Acacia cyclops
There is little vegetation cover beneath an Acacia cyclops thicket. The seeds remain viable in the soil for many years. It is relatively slow growing. Ecology Acacia cyclops can ... of seed destroyers is partly responsible for the weediness of the species. Grazers may damage seedlings. References N.A.S. 1980a. Firewood crops. Shrub and tree species for energy production. National ...
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Acacia tortilis
This may be achieved by sulfuric acid pretreatment, which brings about the germination of all viable seeds. Treatment with boiling water is selective and mainly breaks the dormancy of bruchid- ... on the tree or after collecting. Herbivores, tame and wild alike, are liable to graze seedlings and innovations. Trees attacked by beetles, mimosoid blights, and caterpillars. The wood is susceptible to ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
APHIS also has the authority to prohibit the entry of plants ... . Between 1935 and 1942 the U.S. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) grew 85 million kudzu seedlings, promoted them for erosion control, and paid farmers to plant them, with a result that ...
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Index of Full Research Reports - Organic Produce Research Reports
Acrobat Reader (84k) Summary Report (24 kbs) Managing the Change to Organics to Commercially Viable Organic Systems (07/134 RFR-1A) Full report - PDF file (130kb) needs Acrobat Reader (84k ... (3meg) needs Acrobat Reader (84k) Summary Report (24 kbs) Production of Organic Vegetable Seeds and Seedlings (05/118 DAN-217A) - not yet available for download Full report - PDF file (655k) needs ...
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Mining on the Colorado Plateau
U.S. Treasury. The distinctive geologic ... ., Anderson, D. C. and Chimner, R. A. 1999. Factors controlling the establishment of Fremont cottonwood seedlings on the Upper Green River, USA. Regulated Rivers: Research and Management 15: 419-440. Day ...
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Direct seeding by farmers - the natural solution to Sahel's problems
This wind erodes the soil, depleting the top soil of nutrients, uprooting seeds and seedlings and suffocating seedlings and plants where the soil and sand later accumulates. There are other factors contributing ... year germination of the different experiments are being monitored showing if the seeds are still viable after this period in the soil. All the seeds that have already germinated are ...
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