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Fishes in pest situations: Principles of plant and animal pest control
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Planting grasslands for wildlife habitat
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Wetlands of the Little Missouri National Grassland: impacts of water development on aquatic plants, invertebrates, and amphibians in seasonal wetlands
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Effects of habitat management practices on plant cover types of uplands and wetlands at Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Idaho, 1997-2000
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Scope of Corps of Engineers cooperative research aquatic plant control program: white amur studies: Appendix B
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Experimental planting of Stipa pulchra seedlings at Paramount Ranch valley oak restoration area
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Antelope Mine carbonaceous overburden and plant growth study
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Environmental influence on the pattern of plant communities along the north rim of the Grand Canyon
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Topographic influence on the pattern of plant communities, phenology, and water relations of a desert ecosystem
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Pima County water hyacinth pilot treatment plant; a preliminary assessment for Pima County Wastewater Management Department. Task 1 Report
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A Multi-Scale Conservation Assessment of Plant Communities in Southern California
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Seed predation and diffuse competition along environmental gradients: Interactive constraints on the population dynamics of a threatened fugitive plant
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