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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Wild Seed"”.

  1. Patterns in the Parables: Black Female Agency and Octavia Butler's Construction of Black Womanhood

    … which includes, in chronological order, Wild Seed, Mind of my Mind and Patternmaster. Chapter four discusses Butler's final novel, Fledgling, and how the novel's protagonist, Shori not only fits into the matrix of Butler characters but represents the culmination of the privileging of …

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  2. Pelagic dispersal and population connectivity of the green-lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus) in the Bay of Plenty

    … of the pelagic dispersal and connectivity in wild mussel populations is important for their sustainable management and for guiding the harvesting of wild seed for the mussel aquaculture industry. However, due to the complexity of the larval dispersal process, most studies have been unable to …

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  3. A tale of two grasses: Seed production has small & potentially positive effects on seed & seedling traits of squirreltail grasses, but Thurber’s needlegrass resists farming

    Native seed is increasingly farmed to meet the growing demands of seed-basedrestoration. One concern is that farm environments are expected to alter wild collections, leading to phenotypic changes that may hinder establishment. Focusing on two native perennial grasses in the western United States, …

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