Study reveals answers for managing Guam's threatened native trees

Scientists in Guam have published a study they say can inform management decisions for conservation nurseries. The research from Thomas Marler and April Cascasan from the University of Guam and John Lawrence from the United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation, was published in the July issue of HortScience. The researchers noted that their study was the first experimental approach to determining influences of light and storage on seed and seedling behavior for any rare and threatened tree species from the Mariana Islands.

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