2009) examined the reproductive effort of an annual plant Corispermum elongatum Bunge in two types of sandy habitats and found significant effect on the pattern of reproductive allocation.
2009) who found greater reproductive effort of Corispermum elongatum growing on fixed or stabilized dunes compared to that on mobile or embryonic dunes.
During summer, their ration consisted of Corispermum sp (28.
Among them Corispermum sp, Seriphidium santolinum, Artemisia desertorum and Horaninowia ulicina were the primary food sources, with Horaninowia ulicina and Salsola paulsenii noted in the diet only in summer.
poaeoides, Sonchus arvensis,
Corispermum Scorzonera mongolica, patelliforme Euphorbia humifusa S(H) (A) 20(21) 9(19) AGB (B) 3.
C] yr BP (TO-292) at the Mayo Indian Village (MIV) site along the Stewart River in central Yukon Territory are dominated by diverse tundra herbs, including Corispermum hyssopifolium, Bupleurum americanum, Potentilla, Dryas, Papaver, several Caryophyllaceae, and shrubs (Salix, Betula glandulosa), suggesting a cold and dry tundra environment (Matthews et al.
1997 29600[+ or -]300 Corispermum Mayo Indian Matthews et al.
Flour and bran are not only obtained from grasses but from other desert plants such as Agriophyllum pungens,
Corispermum mongolicum, and other chenopods, and sometimes from the seed of artemisias such as Artemisia annua.
In studies of other dune species (Ammophila breviligulata, Cakile edentula, Cirsium rhothophilum,
Corispermum hyssopifolium and Elymus canadensis), seeds of all plants required burial for successful seed germi nation (Zedler et al,, 1983; Maun and Lapierre, 1986).
