A Study of the Site Specific Distribution of "Agave Parryi" in East Central Arizona

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TextoSeries ; Kiva, 41(3/4), p.299-308, 1976Trabajos contenidos:

Minnis, Paul E
Plog, Stephen E

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AGAVE PARRYI

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Resumen: While there have been many observations concerning specific plant distributions as they relate to archaeological sites, most of the associated species are "weedy" - they inhabit disturbed micro- environments. The distribution of Agave parryi Engelm. in the western portion of Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest exhibits an interesting association with archaeological sites. Because agave does not have a weedy growth pattern, the specific mechanisms of this relationship are described and it is argued that the distribution is the result of prehistoric intro.

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While there have been many observations concerning specific plant distributions as they relate to archaeological sites, most of the associated species are "weedy" - they inhabit disturbed micro- environments. The distribution of Agave parryi Engelm. in the western portion of Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest exhibits an interesting association with archaeological sites. Because agave does not have a weedy growth pattern, the specific mechanisms of this relationship are described and it is argued that the distribution is the result of prehistoric intro.

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