Resources

California Resources

Technical Information

Scientific Publications

California Resources

Technical Information

Scientific Publications

The following is a collection of scientific publications that Hedgerow Farms has contributed to over the last three decades– through hosting and maintaining academic research plots at the farm, providing academic expertise, or donating seed.

Author(s)	Title	Document Link
John Anderson	Direct Seeding of California Native Grasses in the Sacramento Valley and Foothills	View Document
Cynthia S. Brown & Kevin J. Rice	Effects of below ground resource use comlementarity on invasion of constructed grassland plant communities	View Document
Cynthia S. Brown, Robert L. Bugg	Effects of Established Perennial Grasses on Introduction of Native Forbs in California	View Document
Valerie Bullard, Jessa Kay Cruz; Margaret Smither-Kopperl	Milkweed Establishment in California’s Central Valley: III. Comparison of Asclepias eriocarpa, Asclepias fascicularis, and Asclepias speciosa by Transplants	View Document
Robert L. Buss, Cynthia S. Brown, John H. Anderson	Restoring Native Perennial Grasses to Rural Roadsides in the Sacramento Valley of California: Establishment and Evaluation	View Document
Marit L. Wilkerson, Kimiora L. Ward, Neal M. Williams, Katharina S. Ullmann, Truman P. Young	Diminishing Returns from Higher Density Restoration Seedings Suggest Trade-offs in Pollinator Seed Mixes	View Document
Jessica L. Chiartas, Louise E. Jackson, Rachael F. Long, Andrew J. Margenot, and Anthony T. O’Geen	Hedgerows on Crop Field Edges Increase Soil Carbon to a Depth of 1 meter	View Document
Andrew R. Dyer, Eric E. Knapp and Kevin J. Rice	Unintentional Selection and Genetic Changes in Native Perennial Grass Populations During Commercial Seed Production	View Document
Susan Garbini	Agricultural Landscape, Practice, and Identity in Transition	View Document
Jing Gong, Zhipeng Li, Ming Huang, Ye Li	Highway Reclamation Using Native Grass Sod for Sediment Control and Aesthetic Enhancement	View Document
Emily E. Graves, John M. Eadie	White eye patches of female wood ducks, Aix sponsa, vary markedly in size and may reflect individual status or condition	View Document
Graves, Emily Elizabeth	Investigating the function of a female-specific plumage trait in the Wood Duck (Aix sponsa)	View Document
Heather M. Kharouba, Louie H. Yang	Disentangling the direct, indirect, and combined effects of experimental warming on a plant–insect herbivore interaction	View Document
Craig D. Thomsen, William A. Williams, and Marc P. Vayssieres	Yellow Starthistle Management with Grazing, Mowing, and Competitive Plantings	View Document
M.E. Lulow, T.P. Young, J.L. Wirka and J.H. Anderson	Variation in the Initial Success of Seeded Native Bunchgrasses in the Rangeland Foothills of Yolo County, California	View Document
Rosemary L. Malfi, Elizabeth Crone & Neal Williams	Demographic benefits of early season resources for bumble bee (B. vosnesenskii) colonies	View Document
O’Dell, R.E., Young, S.L., Claassen, V.P.	Native roadside perennial grasses persist a decade after planting in the Sacramento Valley	View Document
Ryan E. O’Dell & Victor P. Claassen	Serpentine and Nonserpentine Achillea millefolium Accessions Differ in Serpentine Substrate Tolerance and Response to Organic and Inorganic Amendments	View Document
Nicole S. Odell, John M. Eadie	Do wood ducks use the quantity of eggs in a nest as a cue to the nest’s value?	View Document
Devii R. Rao, Katherine Hovanes, Richard Smith, Josh Davy and Elise S. Gornish	Russian thistle (Salsola spp.) control in California rangelands over five years	View Document
Andrew P. Rayburn, Craig Schriefer, Aubrianne Zamora and Emilio A. Laca	Seedbank-Vegetation Relationships in Restored and Degraded Annual California Grasslands: Implications for Restoration	View Document
Charlotte Roy, John M. Eadie, Eric M. Schauber, Nicole S. Odell, Elena C. Berg, Thomas Moore	Public information and conspecific nest parasitism in wood ducks: does nest density influence quality of information?	View Document
Julea A. Shaw, Leslie M. Roche, Elise S. Gornish, Andrew P. Rayburn, Aubrianne J. Zamora, Emilio Laca	Efficacy of strip seeding to restore grassland plant communities	View Document
Mark R. Strom Berg, Carla M. D’anton Io, Tru Man P. You Ng, Jean N E Wirka, An D Paul R. Kephart	California Grassland Restoration	View Document
Louie H. Yang, Meredith L. Cenzer	Seasonal windows of opportunity in milkweed–monarch interactions	View Document
Louie H. Yang, Karen Swan, Eric Bastin, Jessica Aguilar, Meredith Cenzer, Andrew Codd, Natalie Gonzalez…	Different factors limit early- and late-season windows of opportunity for monarch development	View Document
Derek J. N. Young, Lauren M. Porensky, Kristina M. Wolf, Stephen E. Fick, Truman P. Young	Burning reveals cryptic plant diversity and promotes coexistence in a California prairie restoration experiment	View Document
Truman P. Young, Emily P. Zefferman, Kurt J. Vaughn, Stephen Fick	Initial success of native grasses is contingent on multiple interactions among exotic grass competition, temporal priority, rainfall and site effects	View Document
Truman P. Young, Katharine L. Stuble, Jennifer A. Balachowski, Chhaya M. Werner	Using priority effects to manipulate competitive relationships in restoration	View Document

Resources

Besides our expert team members, there are many additional resources dedicated to restoration and native plant species.

Calflora

Calscape

California Native Plant Society

California Native Grasslands Associations

California Invasive Plant Council

Pollinator Conservation Resources

We have many years of experience with native seed. Sharing that information is something we feel strongly about. Here you will find a compilation of technical resources that will assist you and provide some guidance.

Know Your Natives

Hand Seeding

Local Ecotypes

Hedgerows & Farmscaping

The following is a collection of scientific publications that Hedgerow Farms has contributed to over the last three decades– through hosting and maintaining academic research plots at the farm, providing academic expertise, or donating seed.

Hedgerow Farms

Useful Links