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STATE COLLEGE Managing forest edge habitats to maintain a gradient of canopy cover and plant density could be key to conserving some threatened native plant

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Edge habitats along roads and power lines may be key to conserving rare plants

Managing forest edge habitats to maintain a gradient of canopy cover and plant density could be key to conserving some threatened native plant species such as wild lupine, according to

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Edge habitats key to conserving rare plants

UNIVERSITY PARK — Managing forest edge habitats to maintain a gradient of canopy cover and plant density could be key to conserving some threatened native plant species such as wild

United statesLorenzol langstrothIsabella petittaCollege of agricultural sciencesNational science foundation graduate researchNational science foundation graduate research fellowship programNatural resource wild resources conservation programPennsylvania department of conservationPenn statePlant ecologyNorth americaAutumn saboPenn state beaverEarly career professorNational institutePennsylvania department

Edge habitats along roads and power lines may be key to conserving rare plants | News, Sports, Jobs

UNIVERSITY PARK Managing forest edge habitats to maintain a gradient of canopy cover and plant density could be key to conserving some threatened native pla

United statesLorenzol langstrothMargarita lopez uribeIsabella petittaPennsylvania department of conservationCollege of agricultural sciencesNational science foundation graduate researchNational science foundation graduate research fellowship programNatural resource wild resources conservation programPenn statePlant ecologyNorth americaAutumn saboPenn state beaverEarly career professorNational institute

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