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Hydrophyllum capitatum — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Hydrophyllum capitatum

Taxonomy: Plantae > Tracheophyta > Magnoliopsida > Boraginales > Hydrophyllaceae

Roles: habitat component

ITIS TSN: 31391

External: RMBL Collections · iNaturalist · iDigBio · GenBank

Papers: 18 | Mentions: 21

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Knowledge graph centered on Hydrophyllum capitatum with 74 nodes and 177 connections. Top connected: Hummingbird, Bombus, Ipomopsis, Ligusticum porteri, Delphinium.

Publications (18)

Picky eater? How different environmental factors affect broad-tailed hummingbirds’ (Selasphorus platycercus) foraging patterns in the Rocky Mountains

2025Role: text_match

How Spatial Variation Affects Plant Phenology

2020Role: text_match

Quantifying Nectar Trait Responses to Natural Variation in Water Availability in Subalpine Plant Communities

2020Role: text_match

Temporal flexibility in the structure of plant–pollinator interaction networks

2020OikosRole: text_match

Climate change, phenological shifts, and species interactions: Case studies in subalpine plant and migratory fish populations

2019Role: habitat component

Quantifying Nectar Resources in Bumble Bee Visited Plants

2019Role: text_match

Atypical flowers can be as profitable as typical hummingbird flowers

2018The American NaturalistRole: text_match

Detrending phenological time series improves climate-phenology analyses and reveals evidence of plasticity

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Ranunculaceae14 shared papers

Delphinium barbeyi

Ranunculaceae13 shared papers

Erigeron

Asteraceae13 shared papers

Mertensia ciliata

Boraginaceae13 shared papers

Erigeron speciosus

Asteraceae12 shared papers

I. aggregata

12 shared papers

Taraxacum

Asteraceae11 shared papers

Potentilla

Rosaceae11 shared papers

2017

Ecology

Role: text_match

Frost sensitivity of leaves and flowers of subalpine plants is related to tissue type and phenology.

2016Journal of EcologyRole: text_match

Temporal ecology of a subalpine ecosystem: Plant communities, plant-pollinator interactions, & climate change.

2016Role: text_match

The Changing Floral Color Landscape Across an Alpine Elevation Gradient

2016Role: text_match

Quantifying within-season floral trait distributions of flowers in Colorado Rocky Mountain sub-alpine dry meadows.

2015Role: text_match

Frost Sensitivity of Subalpine Plants in the Colorado Rocky Mountains: The Effects of Seasonality, Water Content, and Phylogeny

2014Role: text_match

Spatial distribution of mule deer (<i>Odocoileus hemionus</i>): Effects of plant palatability and habitat structure

2011Role: text_match

Plant community composition with respect to species richness along an altitudinal gradient in gunnison county, co

2009Role: text_match

Species richness along an elevational gradient

2009Role: text_match

Reciprocal benefits in a plant-pollinator mutualism

2008Role: text_match

Seed Dispersal by Ants in the Rocky Mountains

1983Southwestern NaturalistRole: text_match