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Brush Creek Trailhead — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Brush Creek Trailhead

Part of: Gunnison Basin

Scale: site

Elevation: 2737m

Habitat: wildflower meadows, Thlaspi arvense population area

Also known as: Brush Creek trail, Brush Creek Trail, Brush Creek Trail Head

Papers: 5 | Mentions: 5

Publications (5)

student_paper

Comparing floral morphology and inflorescence structure of Lupins argenteus and L. bakeri in sympatry and allopatry

2024primary study site

article

Reactive iron, not fungal community, drives organic carbon oxidation potential in floodplain soils

2023Soil Biology and Biochemistryreference location

student_paper

Investigating the relationship between plant morphology, density, and herbivory of Thlaspi

2019primary study site

student_paper

Phenology and Phenotypic Variation of Thlaspi arvense Along an Elevational Gradient

2017primary study site

student_paper

Flower preference and constancy in four butterfly species

2007primary study site

Species Studied Here

Brush Creek Trailhead

Publications (5)

Comparing floral morphology and inflorescence structure of Lupins argenteus and L. bakeri in sympatry and allopatry

Reactive iron, not fungal community, drives organic carbon oxidation potential in floodplain soils

Investigating the relationship between plant morphology, density, and herbivory of Thlaspi

Phenology and Phenotypic Variation of Thlaspi arvense Along an Elevational Gradient

Flower preference and constancy in four butterfly species

Species Studied Here

native plant communities

non-native plants

invasive plants

native plants

Noccaea fendleri

Boechera stricta

Cardamine cordifolia

Thlaspi

Claytonia lanceolata

Pieris macdunnoughii