Elliott's lovegrass (Eragrostis elliottii S. Watson [Poaceae]) is an early successional
perennial bunchgrass native to the southeastern US. It is a common species in several …

The unique vegetation assemblage of the Black Hills in conjunction with the frequent
occurrence of natural and anthropogenic disturbances emphasizes the need to use locally …

The regeneration success of Lehmann lovegrass (Eragrostis lehmanniana Nees) in
southern Arizona may be partially due to rapid germination during sporadic periods of …

Native plant materials centers across the United States create concentrated sources of
native species seeds, cuttings, and plants that are readily available for use in restoration …

Elevation and latitude correlate with environmental factors that drive natural selection.
Climate-change projections in the Great Basin suggest higher temperatures and …

The incorporation of native plant species is central to restoration efforts, but this is often
limited by both the availability of seeds and the relatively low viability and germination rates …

A fundamental aspect of establishing native plant species in restorations is ensuring that the
seed used is viable. We test whether seed viability estimates for wild-collected seed of 4 forb …

Mechanisms that break dormancy in seeds are of interest on both an ecological level and for
applied purposes when trying to maximize germination of seeds used in restoration efforts …

Germination of 10 native and exotic grasses was compared for temperature regimes
representing abruptly and gradually fluctuating minimum and maximum wet seedbed …

Restoration and revegetation of arid and semi-arid landscapes requires an understanding of
the targeted environmental conditions, physiological requirements of the plant species, and …