Elizabeth Leger

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University of Nevada Reno

United States

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Professor Elizabeth Leger is a faculty member at the University of Nevada, Reno, USA. Her research focuses on ecological restoration and the impacts of environmental factors on plant adaptation, with recent articles addressing topics such as dryland restoration, native plant selection, and the effects of soil characteristics on plant success. She is particularly interested in the dynamics of plant populations in relation to climate and invasive species management.

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Kari E. Veblen

UNITED STATES

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Anita Kirmer

Acting Professor for Vegetation Science

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Luis Merino-Martín

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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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Juan Lorite

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Universidad de Granada

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Jayne Jonas

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University of Nebraska at Kearney

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Articles (9)

Drivers of seedling establishment success in dryland restoration efforts

Living with exotic annual grasses in the sagebrush ecosystem

Local adaptation to precipitation in the perennial grass Elymus elymoides: Trade-offs between growth and drought resistance traits

Selecting native plants for restoration using rapid screening for adaptive traits: methods and outcomes in a Great Basin case study

Using Digitized Museum Collections to Investigate Population Variation in Plants

Using native grass seeding and targeted spring grazing to reduce low-level Bromus tectorum invasion on the Colorado Plateau

How specialized is a soil specialist? Early life history responses of a rare Eriogonum to site-level variation in volcanic soils

Persistent agricultural legacy in soil influences plant restoration success in a Great Basin salt desert ecosystem

Preparing for the need for a supply of native seed

Collaborators (5)

Kari E. Veblen

Anita Kirmer

Luis Merino-Martín

Juan Lorite

Jayne Jonas

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