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Patterns of disturbance and vegetation change in the Miocene Succor Creek flora of Oregon-Idaho
Satchell, Loretta Simmonds
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An integrative theory of bio-energetic growth, mortality and evolutionary optimization
Wang, Zhonglei
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Partnership and predation in plant-biotic interactions : theory, methods, and evidence
Rowe, Shawna L.
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Adaptation to agriculture in a serious crop weed, weedy radish (Raphanus raphanistrum)
Garrison, Ava
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The Succor Creek flora of the middle Miocene Sucker Creek formation, southwestern Idaho and eastern Oregon : systematics and paleoecology
Fields, Patrick Franklin
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Do latex and resin canals spur plant diversification? : re-examining a classic example of escape and radiate coevolution
Foisy, Michael
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