San José / Hercules / Winnipeg / Sunderland / Chico / Emery / Vancouver / YOST ET / Cary / Vienna / London / Ottowa / Santa Cruz / /
Company
Dell / A & L Western Agricultural Laboratories / Lg / NRC Research Press / M. Bontrager / Bio-Rad Laboratories / AND S. P. / University of California Press / /
Country
Austria / United States / Canada / / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of British Columbia / Bar Harbor / Predicting plant / San José State University / Stanford University / Chico State University / Previous greenhouse / University of California Publications / Plant Sciences / SAS Institute / Plant Analysis / One Washington Square / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
online version / bleach solution / study site / computing / /
NaturalFeature
San Francisco Peninsula / Santa Cruz Mountains / /
Organization
University of California / Botanical Society of America / San José State University / Patrick Elvander Memorial Scholarship Fund / California Native Plant Society / University of British Columbia / Vancouver / SAS Institute / University of California / Santa Cruz / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / Stanford University / Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Department / /
Person
VAN DER PUTTEN / Darwin / Wallace / Alan Polanshek / J. DOLEZAL / V / /
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californica forward / Author / /
Product
sodium chloride / /
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Maine / San Mateo County / British Columbia / Manitoba / South Carolina / North Carolina / California / Massachusetts / Ontario / /
PublishedMedium
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society / International Journal of Plant Sciences / Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / Annals of Botany / Plant and Soil / PLoS ONE / American Naturalist / American Journal of Botany / /
Region
Northern California / southern California / central California / /
American Journal of Botany 99(5): 890–[removed]EDAPHIC ADAPTATION MAINTAINS THE COEXISTENCE OF TWO CRYPTIC SPECIES ON SERPENTINE SOILS1 JENN M. YOST2,5, TERI BARRY3, KATHLEEN M. KAY2, AND NISHANTA RAJAKARUNA3,4