Invasive rat control is an efficient, yet insufficient, method for recovery of the critically endangered Hawaiian plant hau kuahiwi (Hibiscadelphus giffardianus)

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RT @dendromecon27: Hey while you’re here check out our recent paper on whether getting rid of invasive rats help endangered hau kauhiwi (in…

19 Apr 2019

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Hey while you’re here check out our recent paper on whether getting rid of invasive rats help endangered hau kauhiwi (in this case Hibiscidelphus giffardianus). https://t.co/IWs1QVJlXd https://t.co/o4E1ZsAOJM

19 Apr 2019

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RT @dendromecon27: We have a paper out from my first NSF-GRIP student (a program that gives graduate students money to intern with USGS)!…

12 Dec 2018

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We have a paper out from my first NSF-GRIP student (a program that gives graduate students money to intern with USGS)! We learned that removing rats may not be enough to lead to reproductive success of an endangered Hawaiian plant: https://t.co/IWs1QVrL5

12 Dec 2018

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