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Do caespitose and rhizomatous grass growth forms constitute unique functional groups? [1]

TitleDo caespitose and rhizomatous grass growth forms constitute unique functional groups?
Publication TypeConference Proceedings
AuthorsDerner, JD [2], Briske, DD [3], Eldridge, D [4], Freudenberger, D [5]
EditorEldridge, D [4], Freudenberger, D [5]
Source URL: http://knz.lternet.edu/content/do-caespitose-and-rhizomatous-grass-growth-forms-constitute-unique-functional-groups

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[1] http://knz.lternet.edu/content/do-caespitose-and-rhizomatous-grass-growth-forms-constitute-unique-functional-groups
[2] http://knz.lternet.edu/biblio?f[author]=1276
[3] http://knz.lternet.edu/biblio?f[author]=2336
[4] http://knz.lternet.edu/biblio?f[author]=2928
[5] http://knz.lternet.edu/biblio?f[author]=2929