Abstract
A sand prairie is defined as a dry native grassland community dominated by grasses or a unique type of prairie that developed on well-drained sand deposits typical of the alluvial soils along the Mississippi River. The ecosystem contains plants and animals more often found in desert areas of the Southwest.
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Snyder, D. & Honeyman, M. S., (2020) “A Sand Prairie Remnant on the Muscatine Island Research Farm”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2019(1).
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