Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

North Carolina State University

Supply and Demand Price Elasticities for U.s. Citrus and Related Commodities - 1. Document the Survival and Longevity of Spotted and Meadow Knapweed Seed in the Soil Seed Bank, and Monitor the Population Demography of Spotted and Meadow Knapweed in Order to Understand How Various Life Stages Contribute to Population Growth. 2. Determine the Effect of Habitat and Biocontrol Agent Damage on Plant Performance and Field Densities of Black and Pale Swallow-wort.

Committed

$7,000

Paid out
$7.0K
100%
Committed, not yet paid
$13
<1%

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