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The Pteridophytes of Mexico
- R. Felger
- Biology
- 1 April 2005
Bill Dunmire previously collaborated with Gail Tierney in two delightful books on the plants and people of the southwestern United States (1995. Wild Plants of the Pueblo Province; 1997. Wild Plants… Expand
Effects of Water Management on the Wetlands of the Colorado River Delta, Mexico
- E. Glenn, C. Lee, R. Felger, Scott Zengel
- Biology
- 1 August 1996
The lower delta of the Colorado River has been severely affected by the upstream diversion of water for human use. No river water is officially appropriated to support delta wetlands, yet large marsh… Expand
Environmental control of flowering periodicity in Costa Rican and Mexican tropical dry forests
- Rolf Borchert, S. Meyer, R. Felger, Luciana Porter-Bolland
- Biology
- 1 September 2004
Aim We analyse the proximate causes of the large variation in flowering periodicity among four tropical dry forests (TDF) and ask whether climatic periodicity or biotic interactions are the ultimate… Expand
The Trees of Sonora, Mexico
- R. Felger, M. Johnson, M. Wilson
- Geography
- 26 April 2001
1. Introduction 2. Key to the major groups and families 3. Species accounts A. Coniferophyta (confiers) B. Magnoliophyta - Magnoliopsida (dicots) C. Magnoliophyta - Liliopsida (monocots) 4.… Expand
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Exotic Plants in the Sonoran Desert Region, Arizona and Sonora
- T. V. Devender, R. Felger, M. A. Búrquez
- Geography
- 1997
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The palms (Arecaceae) of Sonora, Mexico
This publication is an account of the palms (Arecaceae) in the state of Sonora in northwestern Mexico. Six native palm species in three genera are recorded for Sonora: Brahea with four species, and… Expand
Biological Soil Crusts: Structure, Function, and Management
- R. Felger
- Biology
- 1 September 2003
Botanists, including those with an economic bent, and ecologists recognize the importance of palms for a multitude of reasons. As such, palms have been the focus of much research. Tomlinson (1990)… Expand