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Sunflowers: Staring Me Right in the Face
It’s awfully frustrating when I fail to solve a puzzle - especially when all the information I need is right in front of me. As an ecologist, I’m supposed to be good at this sort of thing. Ecologists, after all, study the interactions … Continue reading
Posted in General, Prairie Management, Prairie Plants, Prairie Restoration/Reconstruction
Tagged annual sunflower, controlled burn, garden sunflower, grassland, grazing, helianthus annuus, nebraska, patch-burn grazing, platte river, prairie, prescribed fire, response to fire, response to grazing
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