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Keeler
Reference Type: Journal Article
DOI/ISBN: 10.2307/2426148
Journal Name: Am Midl Nat
Title:
Year: 1991
Volume:
Pages:

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    Arapaho Prairie Site; Kingsley Dam Site / Ipomoea leptophylla

    Matrix (Click to expand)
    Tiny: smaller than 10 cm long aboveground and weighed less than 20 g dry weight (root tuber included): active Small: 10-40 cm canopy diameter; dry weight 20-80 g: active Medium: 40-75 cm aboveground diameter; dry weight 50-100 g : active Large: over 75 cm in diameter; dry weight in excess of 400 g: active

    0.7

    2.094

    14.88

    8.039

    0.297

    0.881

    0

    0

    0.003

    0.004

    0.662

    0.188

    0

    0

    0.203

    0.812
    Tiny: smaller than 10 cm long aboveground and weighed less than 20 g dry weight (root tuber included): active Small: 10-40 cm canopy diameter; dry weight 20-80 g: active Medium: 40-75 cm aboveground diameter; dry weight 50-100 g : active Large: over 75 cm in diameter; dry weight in excess of 400 g: active

    0.7

    0

    0

    0

    0.297

    0.881

    0

    0

    0.003

    0.004

    0.662

    0.188

    0

    0

    0.203

    0.812
    Tiny: smaller than 10 cm long aboveground and weighed less than 20 g dry weight (root tuber included): active Small: 10-40 cm canopy diameter; dry weight 20-80 g: active Medium: 40-75 cm aboveground diameter; dry weight 50-100 g : active Large: over 75 cm in diameter; dry weight in excess of 400 g: active

    0

    2.094

    14.88

    8.039

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0
    Tiny: smaller than 10 cm long aboveground and weighed less than 20 g dry weight (root tuber included): active Small: 10-40 cm canopy diameter; dry weight 20-80 g: active Medium: 40-75 cm aboveground diameter; dry weight 50-100 g : active Large: over 75 cm in diameter; dry weight in excess of 400 g: active

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0

    0
    Class Author Abundance Frequency
    Tiny: smaller than 10 cm long aboveground and weighed less than 20 g dry weight (root tuber included): active

    0

    0
    Small: 10-40 cm canopy diameter; dry weight 20-80 g: active

    0

    0
    Medium: 40-75 cm aboveground diameter; dry weight 50-100 g : active

    0

    0
    Large: over 75 cm in diameter; dry weight in excess of 400 g: active

    0

    0