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Restoring Soil Biocrusts by using “Soil Nutrient and Organic Matter Thresholds”

Kite Hill restoration. Bare soil on left. Added fertilizers and mulch, dormant seeds sprouted (no seed sown) on right

Cheatgrass eradication methods using native plant allelochemicals

EcoRestore News: August 2024

Managing Saltcedar

Are the Native Grass Population in the Southwest "Zombies"?

WITCHES, HALLUCINATIONS, AND SEED PATHOGENS- A CLOSER LOOK AT ERGOT

Germination information for common Arizona restoration species

Understanding plant names

Using fertilizers wisely in landscapes

Native pollinator gardens installed on UArizona campus

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