Purshia: The Wild and Bitter Roses
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Book Description
Among the plant species of the Great Basin rangeland, the Purshia--ancient members of the rose family evolved to survive the aridity and temperature extremes of this harsh region--are one of the most important. In this first book-length study of this key plant species, range scientists James A. Young and Charlie D. Clements offer a comprehensive examination of the biology of the Purshias and their significant role in the ecology of the Great Basin.
About the Author
The authors combine more than 50 years of experience as scientists conducting research on the biology and management of Purshia plant communities. They walked the mountain ranges and deserts of the Great Basin in search of keys to the sustainable management of this valuable resource. James A. Young is senior research scientist for the USDA Agriculture Research Service, exotic and invasive weeds research unit. Charlie D. Clements is range scientist for the USDA Agriculture Research Service, exotic and invasive weeds research unit.
Purshia: The Wild and Bitter Roses,James A. Young,Charlie D. Clements,University of Nevada Press,0874174910,Agriculture - Tropical Agriculture,Great Basin,Nature,Nature/Ecology,Plants - General,Purshia
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