Datasets used in: Eastern redcedar roots create legacy effects that suppresses growth of prairie species

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These data are from three experiments used in the manuscript titled "Eastern redcedar roots create legacy effects that suppresses growth of prairie species"
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10.21038/benn.2023.1001
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2023-10
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This item supplements a corresponding article in OAKS:

Bennion, L., & Ward, D. (2023). Eastern redcedar roots create legacy effects that suppresses growth of prairie species. Ecology and Evolution. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.10775
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Bennion, L., & Ward, D. (2023). Datasets used in: Eastern redcedar roots create legacy effects that suppresses growth of prairie species (1–). https://doi.org/10.21038/benn.2023.1001
Bennion, Leland, and David Ward. 2023. “Datasets Used In: Eastern Redcedar Roots Create Legacy Effects That Suppresses Growth of Prairie Species”. https://doi.org/10.21038/benn.2023.1001.
Bennion, Leland, and David Ward. Datasets Used In: Eastern Redcedar Roots Create Legacy Effects That Suppresses Growth of Prairie Species. Oct. 2023, https://doi.org/10.21038/benn.2023.1001.