The elevational ascent and spread of exotic annual grass dominance in the Great Basin, USA
Joseph T. Smith(University of Montana), David E. Naugle(University of Montana), Jeremy D. Maestas(Natural Resources Conservation Service), Scott L. Morford(University of Montana), Matthew Jones(University of Montana), Andrew R. Kleinhesselink(Sustainability Institute), Brady Allred(Oklahoma State University), Chad S. Boyd(Eastern Oregon University), Kirk W. Davies(Agricultural Research Service)
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