Chronic herbivory negatively impacts cone and seed production, seed quality and seedling growth of susceptible pinyon pines
Rebecca Mueller(Northern Arizona University), Thomas G. Whitham(Northern Arizona University), Catherine A. Gehring(Northern Arizona University), Brian D. Wade(NASA Astrobiology Institute)
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