Conservation biology A comparison of the abundance and size of lepidopteran prey on native and invasive shrubs species in natural areas managed for nesting songbirds INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Jeffery L. Larkin MoonStephanie LShrubland communities provide important habitat for many wildlife species ...
出版社: Indiana Univ Pr出版年: 1999-9页数: 336定价: $ 28.19装帧: PapISBN: 9780253213020豆瓣评分 目前无人评价 评价: 写笔记 写书评 加入购书单 分享到 推荐 内容简介 ··· 'Native plants, including trees, shrubs, vines, and soft-stemmed plants, take us back into history to help explain ...
Native plants for sustainable landscapes and rain gardens for beauty, pollinators, butterflies and birds.Trees, shrubs, perennials, grasses, ferns, and sedges
planting seedlings, and direct seeding of suitable plant species. Since the first steps were taken to stabilizesand dunes, various plant species have been used. Nearly all species are shrubs, apart from theperennialgrassPanicum antidotale(millet...
Nudds TD (1977) Quantifying the vegetation structure of wildlife cover. Wildl Soc Bull 5:113–117 Ortega YK, McKelvey KS, Six DL (2006) Invasion of an exotic forb impacts reproductive success and site fidelity of a migratory songbird. Oecologia 149:340–351.https://doi.org/10.1007/s00442...
shrubs. In the garden, it needs support and may need a little training to grow on a trellis, arbor, or along other structural elements in your outdoor living space. With its orange, trumpet-shaped flowers, it is the classic hummingbird flower and should be included in any wildlife garden...
Exotic species that become invasive can have a strong impact on the success of native species because of traits that enhance their competitive abilities. This study investigates three potential trait differences between common invasive and native shrubs that could enhance the competitive success of ...
Exotic species that become invasive can have a strong impact on the success of native species because of traits that enhance their competitive abilities. This study investigates three potential trait differences between common invasive and native shrubs that could enhance the competitive success of ...
Non-native shrubs typically increase understory clutter [17], which could affect how forest-dwelling wildlife use the landscape. Although non-native plants in some cases have been shown to have little impact on native fauna [19], non-native plants often force animals to adapt or suffer negative...
Non-native shrubs typically increase understory clutter [17], which could affect how forest-dwelling wildlife use the landscape. Although non-native plants in some cases have been shown to have little impact on native fauna [19], non-native plants often force animals to adapt or suffer negative...