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"Incorporating Ground Juniper Wood into Sagebrush Seed Agglomerates as " by Benjamin Hoose and Matthew Madsen

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By Benjamin W. Hoose, Matthew D. Madsen, Brigham Young
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Keywords ground juniper wood, sagebrush seed agglomerates, fungicide alternative Department Physiology and Developmental Biology Abstract Sagebrush seed agglomerates (referred to as ‘agglomerates’ in the remainder of the report) are small balls of seed, clay, and compost that allow us to treat sagebrush seeds with germination enhancers.
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Letter: LDS Church must acknowledge its history of racism

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By Benjamin W. Hoose
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
In the 19th century, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints banned men and women of African descent from receiving the priesthood and temple ordinances. These sacred rites are not only believed to be necessary for salvation, but also for families to be eternally united. Although the ban was belatedly lifted in 1978, an unapologetic legacy of racism persists in the church today.
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Seed Conglomeration: A Disruptive Innovation to Address Restoration Challenges Associated with Small‐Seeded Species

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By Ryan Call, Thomas Bates, Benjamin W. Hoose, Rhett M. Anderson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The full text of this article hosted at iucr.org is unavailable due to technical difficulties. TECHNICAL ARTICLE Seed Conglomeration: A Disruptive Innovation to Address Restoration Challenges Associated with Small‐Seeded Species Matthew D.
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