Appendix C. Most important variables associated with presence of C. stoebe and P. sativa and the genus Tamarix for the original, targeted, and five nontargeted model runs.
Alycia Crall(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Jeffrey T. Morisette(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Nick Young(Colorado State University), Mark Renz(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Brendon Panke(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
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