2023
DOI: 10.1002/rra.4141
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Seed banks and seed survival of submersion for an emerging plant invader in the Colorado River system, USA

Abstract: Soil seed banks along shorelines and the ability of seeds to survive submersion in water are among potential factors that can influence seed supply, a frequent driver of riparian plant invasions. We investigated germinable soil seed banks and the ability of seeds to germinate after different durations of submersion in water for non‐native ravennagrass (Saccharum ravennae), an emerging but poorly understood invader of riparian habitats in the American Southwest, including along the Lake Powell section of the Co… Show more

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