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    Effects of Soil Characteristics on Invasive Species Seed Bank Development after Wildfire

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    Adams, Ezekial
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    Mentor: Dr. Katie Spellman; Invasive plants have been found colonizing burned areas in interior Alaska, such as Melilotus albus (white sweetclover), which has seeds that can stay viable for up to 80 years. Soil factors can determine how long seeds are stored in the soil, and how successful germination will be in the event of a new disturbance. This research seeks to determine which soil variables can affect nonnative plant seed bank storage. These results can help predict which burned ecosystems are most vulnerable to nonnative species invasions.
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    2025-04-01
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