Andy Zundel

A presentation by Kathryn Prive and slides by Vanessa Robertson-Rojas about native seed mixes and why they matter. Link to presentation (13:48) #nativeplants #seedproduction #ecologicalrestoration

Author contributions: EAL conceived of and funded the study; ACA designed and conducted the experiments, with assistance from EAL; ACA led the analysis, with assistance from EAL; both authors wrote and crafted the final manuscript. Coordinating Editor: Judit Sonkoly Date: April 2026 Link to article Introduction In large-scale restoration, cultivated native plant varieties (cultivars) are often used as cost-effective alternatives to wild-collected seed. However, many cultivars are selected for...

Authors: Mark Porter, Oregon Department of Agriculture - Rangeland Health Specialist, Noxious Weed Department, Toby Maxwell, Oregon State University, Cascades - Assistant Professor: Senior Research, Megan Creutzburg, The Nature Conservancy - Sagebrush Sea Upland Restoration Program Manager We are losing an average of 1.3 M acres of functional rangelands each year in the sagebrush biome, largely driven by invasive annual grasses (IAGs). This document intends to empower rangeland managers and...