The Cottonwood Common Garden in 2009
By Fort Collins Science Center
2009 (approx.)
Detailed Description
A Common Garden at the Colorado State Nursery in Fort Collins, Colorado, established in 2005 to study evolution of phenology of riparian cottonwood and saltcedar. Plants were collected along a latitudinal gradient from Texas to Montana.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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FORT Cottonwood Common Garden
FORT scientists established a Common Garden at the Colorado State Forest Service Nursery in Fort Collins, Colorado in 2005 to study the phenology of riparian cottonwood in relation to annual variation in temperature. Phenology is the seasonal timing of life history events including leaf opening, flowering, seed release, bud formation and leaf senescence.
Related
FORT Cottonwood Common Garden
FORT scientists established a Common Garden at the Colorado State Forest Service Nursery in Fort Collins, Colorado in 2005 to study the phenology of riparian cottonwood in relation to annual variation in temperature. Phenology is the seasonal timing of life history events including leaf opening, flowering, seed release, bud formation and leaf senescence.