Agave -- Exploring the Native Ecology and Historic Uses of a Tough but Promising Succulent Crop

Authors

J Ryan Stewart, Brigham Young UniversityFollow

Files

Description

Research Projects: Common garden study to evaluate survival, productivity, and water relations of agaves and other succulents; Greenhouse-based study to determine whether agaves are facultative CAM plants; Prediction of population locations of A. utahensis; Legacy effects of Agave roasting pits and rock fields; Micropropagation of A. utahensis; and, Other projects

Publication Date

8-2013

Publisher

Research Networking Conference

City

Provo

Keywords

Plant and Wildlife Sciences, Water relations, Crop studies, Biogeochemistry

Recommended Citation

Stewart, J Ryan, "Agave -- Exploring the Native Ecology and Historic Uses of a Tough but Promising Succulent Crop" (2013). BYU Research Development Office Research Networking Conference. 171.
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/researchnetworking/171