Invasion by Non-Native Annual Grasses: The Importance of Species Biomass, Composition, and Time Among California Native Grasses

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Date: 2007-03-01 18:26:45 Pooideae Tussock Leymus triticoides Elymus glaucus Nassella pulchra Melica californica Nassella Elymus Priority effect Flora of the United States Flora of North America Commelinids		Invasion by Non-Native Annual Grasses: The Importance of Species Biomass, Composition, and Time Among California Native Grasses Add to Reading List Source URL: tpyoung.ucdavis.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 267,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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