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White locoweed ( Oxytropis sericea Nutt.) is restricted to the top and windswept ridges of the Raft River Mountains. Elevation and soil characteristics have the greatest effect on its occurrence. It is most abundant on the subalpine windswept ridge ecological site (9.2 plants/m 2 ) above 2,380 m. White locoweed apparently can tolerate the extreme environmental stresses of the shallow, rocky, windswept ridges where it is one of the dominant species. White locoweed also occurs in the deep, subalpine loam site (3.8 plants/m 2 ) above 2,865 m, but it is a minor component of this plant community. It is apparently less competitive on the deeper soils, and its population fluctuates more. It exhibits an opportunistic survival strategy on the subalpine loam site by having a large reserve of viable seeds in the soil ready to germinate and establish when environmental conditions are favorable, and then declines with competition from more robust species. 相似文献
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Experimental annotation of the human genome using microarray technology 总被引:59,自引:0,他引:59
Shoemaker DD Schadt EE Armour CD He YD Garrett-Engele P McDonagh PD Loerch PM Leonardson A Lum PY Cavet G Wu LF Altschuler SJ Edwards S King J Tsang JS Schimmack G Schelter JM Koch J Ziman M Marton MJ Li B Cundiff P Ward T Castle J Krolewski M Meyer MR Mao M Burchard J Kidd MJ Dai H Phillips JW Linsley PS Stoughton R Scherer S Boguski MS 《Nature》2001,409(6822):922-927
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