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CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... plant, 13 of which are in decline and only one of which is increasing. Distribution & Occurrence Top State Range Georgia North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Virginia Habitat Smooth-Purple Coneflower is found in ... 71% are on roadsides, rights-of-way, or adjacent to trails. Protection Top Global Rank: G2? 7/13/1995 Guide to Global Ranks Federal Status: LE 10/24/1996 Guide to Federal Status ...
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CPC Plant Profile - National Collection of Endangered Plants
... of Populations: 4 (USFWS 2001) Number of Plants: <100 (USFWS 2001) Protection Top Global Rank: G4T1 8/7/1990 Guide to Global Ranks Federal Status: LE 10/8/1992 Guide to Federal Status ... genetic stock should be continued for H. arnottianus subsp. immaculatus. 2. Exclosures should be built for protection against feral goats. 3. Determine the best methods for ex situ propagation and transplanting also, ...
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Crop Sciences Newsletter #111, September 1, 2005
... Low Aflatoxin Concentrations in Grain”. ...Steve Moose received $50,000 from the National Science Foundation for the project “Gene Discovery for Maize Responses to Nitrogen”. ...The Environmental Protection Agency awarded Michael Plewa $50,000 for “Mammalian Cell Chronic Cytotoxicity of Defined Mixtures of Haloacetic Acid Drinking Water Disinfection By- Products” . ...Pioneer Hi-Bred International ...
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... of fleshy fruits and half a million metric tons of nut crops that collectively would rank #7 in the top 20 list. This statistic is reflective of the great diversity of fruit crops grown around ... of the plant. Fruits are particularly attractive to some insects since they are sources of food and protection, and useful sites for raising the next generation (Figure 1.22). Generally, only a few cause ...
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