Wyethia X magna (mule's ear sunflowers)

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Knowledge graph centered on Wyethia X magna with 76 nodes and 312 connections. Top connected: Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, Scarlet Gilia, Slender-tube Skyrocket, Barbey's Larkspur, Beetles.

Publications (9)

student_paper

Indirect effect of black bears on sunflowers in nitrogen-polluted and pristine steppe

2024Role: study subject

article

Plant removal across an elevational gradient marginally reduces rates, substantially reduces variation in mineralization

2022EcologyRole: study subject

thesis

Revealing the direct and indirect effects of climate change on soil nutrient dynamics and forage resources in mountain ecosystems

2022Role: text_match

student_paper

The Changing Floral Color Landscape Across an Alpine Elevation Gradient

2016Role: text_match

student_paper

Chemical camouflage and the consequences of changing host plants in a treehopper-ant mutualism

2013Role: text_match

article

Butterflies show flower colour preferences but not constancy in foraging at four plant species

2011Ecological EntomologyRole: text_match

student_paper

The effect of ants on membracid nymph size and instar

2007Role: text_match

student_paper

The timing of the ant-effect on nymph size and survivorship in an ant-treehopper mutualism

Documents (2)

Document

Moist Forests

environmental assessment

Vegetation and Wildlife Studies for the Mount Emmons Project

Co-occurring Species

Wyethia X magna

Local Knowledge Graph (Top 76 entities)

Publications (9)

Indirect effect of black bears on sunflowers in nitrogen-polluted and pristine steppe

Plant removal across an elevational gradient marginally reduces rates, substantially reduces variation in mineralization

Revealing the direct and indirect effects of climate change on soil nutrient dynamics and forage resources in mountain ecosystems

The Changing Floral Color Landscape Across an Alpine Elevation Gradient

Chemical camouflage and the consequences of changing host plants in a treehopper-ant mutualism

Butterflies show flower colour preferences but not constancy in foraging at four plant species

The effect of ants on membracid nymph size and instar

The timing of the ant-effect on nymph size and survivorship in an ant-treehopper mutualism

Documents (2)

Moist Forests

Vegetation and Wildlife Studies for the Mount Emmons Project

Co-occurring Species

Wyethia

Wyethia amplexicaulis

Wyethia arizonica

Artemisia tridentata

Artemisia

Aphaenogaster tridentata

Erigeron

Erigeron speciosus

Boechera stricta

Chrysothamnus

Impact of the Western Thatching Ant (Formica obscuripes) on