Up in smoke: II. Germination of Nicotiana attenuata in response to 
smoke-derived cues and nutrients in burned and unburned soils

Baldwin, I. T.; Morse, L.

doi:10.1007/BF02033208

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Up in smoke: II. Germination of Nicotiana attenuata in response to smoke-derived cues and nutrients in burned and unburned soils

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Baldwin, I. T., & Morse, L. (1994). Up in smoke: II. Germination of Nicotiana attenuata in response to smoke-derived cues and nutrients in burned and unburned soils. Journal of Chemical Ecology, 20(9), 2373-2391. doi:10.1007/BF02033208.

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Nicotiana attenuata is a native tobacco that is commonly found usually one growing season after fires in the blackbrush, sagebrush and pinyon-juniper forests of the Great Basin desert of North America. This plant also occurs in isolated dry washes and r