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Hunter Hill — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Hunter Hill

Part of: Crested Butte

Scale: site

Elevation: 2840m

Habitat: subalpine meadow

Also known as: Hunter Hill Area

Papers: 3 | Mentions: 3

Publications (3)

student_paper

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

2019secondary site

student_paper

The Relationship between Soil Properties and Variation in the Morphology and Phenology of non-native mustard plant Thlaspi arvense in Subalpine Meadows

2018primary study site

student_paper

Expansion of herbaria data based on historically surveyed herbaceous plants in the Crested Butte area, Colorado.

2014secondary site

Species Studied Here

Hunter Hill

Publications (3)

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

The Relationship between Soil Properties and Variation in the Morphology and Phenology of non-native mustard plant Thlaspi arvense in Subalpine Meadows

Expansion of herbaria data based on historically surveyed herbaceous plants in the Crested Butte area, Colorado.

Species Studied Here

native plant communities

Cardamine cordifolia

non-native plants

native plants

Boechera stricta

Noccaea fendleri

Thlaspi

invasive plants

Castilleja sulphurea

Castilleja miniata