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Research ArticleProceedings of the 2019 Native Plant Summit

Genus Eriogonum: landscaping potential and production issues

Stephen L Love
Native Plants Journal, September 2020, 21 (3) 312-323; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/npj.21.3.312
Stephen L Love
University of Idaho, Aberdeen R & E Center, Aberdeen, ID 83210
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    • Abstract
    • DOMESTICATION PROCESS
    • PROPAGATION AND MARKETING ISSUES
    • DESCRIPTION OF SPECIES WITH HORTICULTURAL POTENTIAL
    • ERIOGONUM JAMESII BENTH. VAR. FLAVESCENS S. WATSON
    • ERIOGONUM BREVICAULE NUTT. VAR. LAXIFOLIUM (TORR. & A. GRAY) REVEAL
    • ERIOGONUM CAESPITOSUM NUTT.
    • ERIOGONUM COMPOSITUM DOUGLAS EX BENTH.
    • ERIOGONUM CORYMBOSUM BENTH.
    • ERIOGONUM DOUGLASII BENTH. VAR. DOUGLASII
    • ERIOGONUM HERACLEOIDES NUTT.
    • ERIOGONUM JAMESII BENTH.
    • ERIOGONUM NIVEUM DOUGLAS EX BENTH.
    • ERIOGONUM OVALIFOLIUM NUTT.
    • ERIOGONUM SPHAEROCEPHALUM DOUGLAS EX BENTH.
    • ERIOGONUM STRICTUM BENTH. SSP. PROLIFERUM (TORR. & A. GRAY) S. STOKES
    • ERIOGONUM UMBELLATUM TORR.
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