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Popularity
of Ceanothus greggii over time
[Plots of numbers of papers mentioning Ceanothus greggii (filled column
histogram and left hand axis scale) and line of best fit, 1926 to 2006
(complete line, with equation and % variation accounted for, in box on the left
hand side); Plots of a proportional micro index, derived from numbers of papers
mentioning Ceanothus greggii as a proportion (scaled by multiplying by one
million) of the total number of papers published for that year (broken line
frequency polygon and right hand scale) and line of best fit, 1926 to 2006
(broken line, with equation and % variation accounted for, in broken line box
on the right hand side)]
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Contact: Waksman de Torres, N.; UANL, Fac Med, Dept Quim Analit, POB 2316,
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Oechel WC (2005) Responses of soil biota to elevated CO2 in a chaparral
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Franklin J (2002) Enhancing a regional
vegetation map with predictive models of dominant plant species in chaparral.
Applied Vegetation Science 5, 135-46. Contact: Franklin, Janet; Department of
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Beyers JL, Sternberg PD, Anderson MA,
Graham RC (1995) Chaparral shrubs make use of water stored within weathered
bedrock. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 76. Contact: Beyers, Jan
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as a determinant factor of postfire plant recovery in southern California
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the soil seed bank in mixed chaparral. Vegetatio 111, 1-16. Contact: Zammit, C.
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Fenn ME, Poth MA, Dunn PH, Barro SC (1993) Microbial
nitrogen and biomass, respiration and mineralization in soils beneath two
chaparral species along a fire-induced age gradient. Soil Biology and
Biochemistry 25, 457-66. Contact: Fenn, M. E. ; Poth, M. A. ; Barro, S. C.;
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Forest Range Experiment Station, 4955
Canyon Crest Drive, Riverside, CA 92507, USA
McKee KL (1993) Soil physicochemical
patterns and mangrove species distribution: Reciprocal effects? Journal of
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Environmental Resources, Louisiana State Univ., Baton Rouge, LA 70830, USA
Sparks SR, Oechel WC, Mauffette Y (1993)
Photosynthate allocation patterns along a fire-induced age sequence in two
shrub species from the California chaparral. International Journal of Wildland
Fire 3, 21-30. Contact: Sparks, Steven R. ; Pacific Southwestern Res. Station,
USDA Forest Serv., Forest Fire Lab., 4955 Canyon Crest Dr., Riverside, CA
92507, USA
Zammit CA, Zedler PH (1993) Size structure
and seed production in even-aged populations of Ceanothus greggii in mixed
chaparral. Journal of Ecology 81, 499-511. Contact: Zammit, Charles A. ;
Resource Assessment Commission, Bag 1, Queen Victoria Terrace, Canberra, ACT
2600, Australia
Langsford DH, Oechel WC (1992) Variation in
Physiological Performance within Ceanothus-Greggii Shrubs. Bulletin of the
Ecological Society of America 73. Contact: LANGSFORD D H ; SAN DIEGO STATE
UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Moreno JM, Oechel WC (1992) Factors Controlling
Postfire Seedling Establishment in Southern California Chaparral. Oecologia
(Berlin) 90, 50-60. Contact: MORENO J M ; DEP ECOL, FAC BIOL, UNIVERSIDAD
COMPLUTENSE, 28040 MADRID, SPAIN
Langsford DH, Oechel WC (1991) Variation
Patterns of Seed Weight in Ceanothus Shrubs and Controls Thereon in Southern
California USA Chaparral. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America 72.
Contact: LANGSFORD D H ; SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Larigauderie A, Ellis BA, Mills JN,
Kummerow J (1991) The Effect of Root and Shoot Temperatures on Growth of
Ceanothus-Greggii Seedlings. Annals of Botany (London) 67, 97-102. Contact:
LARIGAUDERIE A ; SYSTEM ECOLOGY RES GROUP, DEP BIOLOGY, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV,
SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Moreno JM, Oechel WC (1991) Fire Intensity
Effects on Germination of Shrubs and Herbs in Southern California Chaparral.
Ecology (Washington D C) 72, 1993-2004. Contact: MORENO J M ; DEP ECOL, FAC
BIOL, UNIV COMPLUTENSE, 28040 MADRID, SPAIN
Hastings SJ, Oechel WC, Sionit N (1989)
Water Relations and Photosynthesis of Chaparral Resprouts and Seedlings
Following Fire and Hand Clearing. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
Science Series, 107-14. Contact: HASTINGS S J ; SYSTEMS ECOL RES GROUP, SAN
DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Mills JN, Kummerow J (1989) Herbivores Seed
Predators and Chaparral Succession. Natural History Museum of Los Angeles
County Science Series, 49-56. Contact: MILLS J N ; DEP BIOL, SAN DIEGO UNIV,
SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Zammit CA, Zedler PH (1988) The Influence
of Dominant Shrubs Fire and Time since Fire on Soil Seed Banks in Mixed
Chaparral. Vegetatio 75, 175-88. Contact: ZAMMIT C A ; RES SCH BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES, AUSTRALIAN NATL UNIV, GPO BOX 4, CANBERRA, ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA
Beauchamp RM (1986) Taxonomic
Rearrangements Proposed for a Flora of San-Diego County California USA.
Phytologia 59, 437-40. Contact: BEAUCHAMP R M; PACIFIC SOUTHWEST BIOL SERV INC,
POST OFFICE BOX 985, NATIONAL CITY, CA 92058, USA
Mills JN (1986) Herbivores and Early
Postfire Succession in Southern California USA Chaparral. Ecology (Washington D
C) 67, 1637-49. Contact: MILLS J N; DEP BIOL, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO,
CALIF 92182, USA
Bowman WD, Roberts SW (1985) Seasonal and Diurnal
Water Relations Adjustments in 3 Evergreen Chaparral Shrubs. Ecology
(Washington D C) 66, 738-42. Contact: BOWMAN W D ; DEP BOT, DUKE UNIV, DURHAM,
NC 27706, USA
Bowman WD, Roberts SW (1985) Seasonal
Changes in Tissue Elasticity in Chaparral Shrubs. Physiologia Plantarum 65,
233-6. Contact: BOWMAN W D ; DEPT OF BOTANY, DUKE UNIV, DURHAM, NC 27706, USA
Mills JN (1985) Herbivore Selectivity and
Its Effect on Competition between Shrub Seedlings During Early Postfire
Chaparral Succession. American Journal of Botany 72. Contact: MILLS J N; DEP OF
BIOL, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Roberts SW, Bowman WD (1984) Osmotic and
Turgor Relations in Selected Chaparral Shrub Species. In 'Margaris, N. S., M.
Arianoustou-Faraggitaki and W. C. Oechel (Ed.). Tasks for Vegetation Science,
Vol. 13. Being Alive on Land; Proceedings of the International Symposium on
Adaptations to the Terrestrial Environment, Halkidiki, Greece, 1982. Ix+322p.
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Boston, Inc.: Hingham, Mass., USA; Kluwer Academic Publishers Group: Dordrecht,
Netherlands). Illus' pp. 77-84)
Ellis BA (1983) Seedlings Mortality and
Reestablishment in an Early Post Fire Chaparral Community. American Journal of
Botany 70. Contact: ELLIS B A; DEP BOT, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CA
92182, USA
Mills JN (1983) Herbivory and Seedling
Establishment in Post Fire Southern California USA Chaparral. Oecologia
(Berlin) 60, 267-70. Contact: MILLS J N; DEP BIOL, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN
DIEGO, CA 92182, USA
McMaster GS, Jow WM, Kummerow J (1982)
Response of Adenostoma-Fasciculatum and Ceanothus-Greggii Chaparral to Nutrient
Additions. Journal of Ecology 70, 745-56. Contact: MCMASTER G S ; DEP BIOL, SAN
DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Keeley JE, Keeley SC (1981) Post Fire
Regeneration of Southern California USA Chaparral. American Journal of Botany
68, 524-30. Contact: KEELEY J E ; DEP OF BIOLOGY, OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE, LOS
ANGLES, CALIFORNIA 90041, USA
Kummerow J, Mangan R (1981) Root Systems in
Quercus-Dumosa Dominated Chaparral in Southern California USA. Acta Oecologica
Oecologia Plantarum 2, 177-88. Contact: KUMMEROW J ; DEP BOTANY, SAN DIEGO
STATE UNIV SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Oechel WC, Lowell W, Jarrell W (1981)
Nutrient and Environmental Controls on Carbon Flux in Mediterranean Shrubs from
California USA. In 'Margaris, N. S. And H. A. Mooney (Ed.). Tasks for
Vegetation Science, Vol. 4. Components of Productivity of Mediterranean-Climate
Regions Basic and Applied Aspects; Proceedings of the International Symposium
on Photosynthesis, Primary Production and Biomass Utilization in
Mediterranean-Type Ecosystems, Kassandra, Greece, Sept. 13-15, 1980. Viii+279p.
Dr W. Junk Publishers: The Hague, Netherlands (Dist. In the USA by Kluwer
Boston, Inc.: Hingham, Mass.). Illus' pp. P51-60)
Sidahmed AE, Morris JG, Radosevich SR
(1981) Summer Diet of Spanish Goats Grazing Chaparral. Journal of Range
Management 34, 33-5. Contact: SIDAHMED A E ; DEP ANIMAL SCI, DEP BOTANY, UNIV
CALIF, DAVIS 95616, USA
Miller PC, Poole DK (1980) Partitioning of
Solar and Net Irradiance in Mixed and Chamise Chaparral in Southern California
USA. Oecologia (Berlin) 47, 328-32. Contact: MILLER P C ; SYSTEMS ECOL RES GROUP,
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92183, USA
Miller PC, Poole DK (1979) Patterns of
Water Use by Shrubs in Southern California USA. Forest Science 25, 84-98.
Contact: MILLER P C ; SYST ECOL RES GROUP, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO,
CALIF 92182, USA
Oechel WC, Lawrence WT (1979) Energy
Utilization and Carbon Metabolism in Mediterranean Scrub Vegetation of Chile
and California USA Part 1 Methods a Transportable Cuvette Field Photosynthesis
and Data Acquisition System and Representative Results for Ceanothus-Greggii.
Oecologia (Berlin) 39, 321-36. Contact: OECHEL W C ; SYST ECOL RES GROUP, SAN
DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Sidahmed AE, Morris JG, Radosevich SR
(1979) Relationships between the Botanical and the Chemical Constituents of the
Diet Selected by Spanish Goats Grazing Chaparral. Journal of Animal Science 49,
271-2. Contact: SIDAHMED A E ; UNIV CALIF, DAVIS, USA
Cohen SD, Alexander JV (1978) The Southern California
USA Chaparral Micro Fungi and Secondary Plant Products. American Midland
Naturalist 100, 97-102. Contact: COHEN S D ; DEP BOT PLANT PATHOL, MICH STATE
UNIV, EAST LANSING, MICH 48824, USA
Keeley JE, Zedler PH (1978) Reproduction of
Chaparral Shrubs after Fine a Comparison of Sprouting and Seeding Strategies.
American Midland Naturalist 99, 142-61. Contact: KEELEY J E ; DEP BIOL,
OCCIDENT COLL, LOS ANGELES, CALIF 90041, USA
Kummerow J, Krause D, Jow W (1978) Seasonal
Changes of Fine Root Density in the Southern Californian Chaparral. Oecologia
(Berlin) 37, 201-12. Contact: KUMMEROW J ; BOT DEP, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN
DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Kummerow J, Alexander JV, Neel JW, Fishbeck
K (1978) Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation in Ceanothus Roots. American Journal of
Botany 65, 63-9. Contact: KUMMEROW J ; DEP BOT, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN
DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Keeley JE (1977) Seed Production Seed
Populations in Soil and Seedling Production after Fire for 2 Congeneric Pairs
of Sprouting and Nonsprouting Chaparral Shrubs. Ecology (Washington D C) 58,
820-9. Contact: KEELEY J E; DEP BIOL, OCCID COLL, LOS ANGELES, CALIF 90041, USA
Kummerow J, Krause D, Jow W (1977) Root
Systems of Chaparral Shrubs. Oecologia (Berlin) 29, 163-78. Contact: KUMMEROW J
; BOT DEP, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV, SAN DIEGO, CALIF 92182, USA
Furniss MM, Leege TA (1975) Studies of
Insects That Infest Redstem Ceanothus in Northern Idaho USA with Particular
Reference to Seed Production. In 'Stutz, Howard C. Proceedings. Symposium and
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Poole DK, Miller PC (1975) Water Relations
of Selected Species of Chaparral and Coastal Sage Communities. Ecology
(Washington D C) 56, 1118-28.
Bugbee RE (1971) A New Species of Arizona
Eurytoma Phytophagous in Ceanothus-Greggii-D Seeds. Journal of the Kansas
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Pond FW, Cable DR (1960) Effect of heat
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