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Article on seed germination under nurse rocks.

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Article on seed germination under nurse rocks.

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Article on seed germination under nurse rocks.

https://nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi ... /nph.20247
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Re: Article on seed germination under nurse rocks.

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In some areas of this country you would think interesting plants only germinate on cliffs and other inaccessible spots but it's only those that survive the sheep and deer everything else is eaten.
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