Search Results - "WINDUS, J. L."

Clonal diversity in the rare Calamagrostis porteri ssp. insperata (Poaceae): comparative results for allozymes and random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) and intersimple sequence repeat (ISSR) markers by ESSELMAN, E. J., JIANQIANG, L., CRAWFORD, D. J., WINDUS, J. L., WOLFE, A. D.

“…Four populations of the rare, highly clonal grass Calamagrostis porteri ssp. insperata were examined using allozymes and the two polymerase chain reaction…”
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Dietary intake of breastfeeding Khmer mothers in Cambodia are highly inadequate: novel image- and voice-based dietary assessment by Windus, J.L., Duncanson, K., Burrows, T.L., Collins, C.E., Rollo, M.E.

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What nutrition-related research is being conducted in Cambodia? Two reviews of nutrition interventions and dietary assessment studies with the Khmer population by Windus, J.L., Duncanson, K., Burrows, T.L., Collins, C.E., Rollo, M.E.

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Fruit set and seed predation in an Ohio population of Gentiana saponaria by Windus, J.L. (Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Columbus), Snow, A.A

“…The soapwort gentian Gentiana saponaria (Gentianaceae) occurs at only three sites in Ohio, including a population at the Louis W. Campbell State Nature…”
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FIRE AND CUSCUTA GLOMERATA CHOISY IN OHIO: A CONNECTION? by McCormac, James S., Windus, Jennifer L.

“…Cuscuta glomerata Choisy is a distinctive species largely confined to the central and midwestern prairie region. It was noted as extirpated in Ohio in 1988…”
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Genetic Variation among Populations of Valeriana ciliata T.&G. (Prairie valerian) in Midwestern Prairie Fens by Faivre, Amy E., Windus, Jennifer L.

“…Prairie fens form islands of glacial remnant habitats throughout the midwest. A number of species are restricted to these unique wetland habitats, including…”
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Genetic Variation in Running Buffalo Clover (Trifolium stoloniferum: Fabaceae) Using Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA Markers (RAPDs) by Crawford, Daniel J., Esselman, Elizabeth J., Windus, Jennifer L., Pabin, Carol S.

“…Trifolium stoloniferum Muhl. ex Eaton (Fabaceae), a perennial, stoloniferous herb commonly known as running buffalo clover, once occurred over a large area in…”
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