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 | | Image Title: Vigorous spring growth of introduced Spartina alterniflora | | Image Credit: Curtis C. Daehler, University of California | | AJB Editor: Nels R. Lersten, Iowa State University | | Intended End User: Teacher, Student | | License Details: BSA - Terms for Image Use | | Copyright held by: Curtis C. Daehler, BSA | | For Larger Version (click here) | About the Image | Vigorous spring growth of introduced Spartina alterniflora on a mud flat in South San Francisco (California) Bay. This invasive grass threatens to reduce shorebird feeding areas and clog flood control channels. Individual genetic clones, seen as distinct circular patches, have highly variable seed set, which will probably influence the future genetic composition of this population. | | Link to the AJB Abstract for the article: | Variable reproductive output among clones of Spartina alterniflora (Poaceae) invading San Francisco Bay, California: the influence of herbivory, pollination, and establishment site |
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