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Sedgwick Reserve

24 Feb, 03 AM - 30 Apr, 10 AM

This research examines the factors that influence the longterm persistence of native annual species that are most commonly found on serpentine hummocks in the upper part of the reserve. There are 3 distinct questions that we are addressing with this research: 1. what is the realized niche of these annuals currently, and what would it be in the absence of competition from exotic annuals. 2. How do population growth rates and carrying capacity for the native annuals differ when competing against native bunchgrasses versus exotic annual grasses? 3. How limited is dispersal of the native annuals? These questions are being addressed through 3 experiments and sampling.

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Under Project # 19642 | Research

Exotic plants and extinction debts

research_scientist - University of California, Santa Barbara

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Benjamin Gilbert Feb 24 - Apr 30, 2009 (66 days)

Benjamin Gilbert Feb 24 - Apr 30, 2009 (66 days)

Group of 2 Research Assistant (non-student/faculty/postdoc) Feb 24 - Apr 30, 2009 (66 days)

Benjamin Gilbert Feb 24 - Apr 30, 2009 (66 days)

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