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Ford, Tori, Aina, Ademola, Ellison, Shelby, Gordon, Tyler, Stansell, Zachary (2024) Utilizing digitized occurrence records of Midwestern feral Cannabis sativa to develop ecological niche models. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11325

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TitleUtilizing digitized occurrence records of Midwestern feral Cannabis sativa to develop ecological niche models
JournalEcology and Evolution
AuthorsFord, ToriAuthor
Aina, AdemolaAuthor
Ellison, ShelbyAuthor
Gordon, TylerAuthor
Stansell, ZacharyAuthor
Year2024 (July)Volume14
Issue7
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/ece3.11325Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFord, Tori, Aina, Ademola, Ellison, Shelby, Gordon, Tyler, Stansell, Zachary (2024) Utilizing digitized occurrence records of Midwestern feral Cannabis sativa to develop ecological niche models. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11325
Plain TextFord, Tori, Aina, Ademola, Ellison, Shelby, Gordon, Tyler, Stansell, Zachary (2024) Utilizing digitized occurrence records of Midwestern feral Cannabis sativa to develop ecological niche models. Ecology and Evolution, 14 (7) doi:10.1002/ece3.11325
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