Long-term flowering phenology and abundance data at Gothic, Colorado

Brian Inouye; Nora Underwood; David W. Inouye; Rebecca Irwin; Rebecca Dalton; Rebecca Prather; Melanie Kazenel

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/JT4N5

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Long-term flowering phenology and abundance data at Gothic, Colorado

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Description: Flowering abundance and phenology data collected by David Inouye at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Gothic Colorado, 1973-2019 (ongoing).

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