Phenological sensitivity of <i>Bromus tectorum</i> genotypes depends on current and source environments
Megan L. Vahsen(Utah State University), Peter B. Adler(Utah State University), Lauren M. Porensky(Agricultural Research Service - Plains Area), Stella M. Copeland(Eastern Oregon University), Diana Gamba(Pennsylvania State University), Toby M. Maxwell(Boise State University), Elizabeth A. Leger(University of Nevada, Reno), David J. Ensing(University of British Columbia), Justin J. Van Ee(Colorado State University), Jesse R. Lasky(Earth Island Institute), Seth Romero(University of Nevada, Reno), Dana M. Blumenthal(United States Department of Agriculture), Mevin B. Hooten(United States Geological Survey), Nikki Pirtel(Utah State University), Matthew J. Germino(United States Geological Survey)
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