Scott R. Mitchell

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Sandra J. DeBanoAssociate Professor, Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences, Oregon State UniversityVerified email at oregonstate.edu
Mary RowlandUSDA Forest Service, PNW Research StationVerified email at usda.gov
Skyler BurrowsUtah State UniversityVerified email at usu.edu
Scott LukasAssociate Professor of Horticulture, Oregon State UniversityVerified email at oregonstate.edu
Lesley R. MorrisUniversity of Nevada RenoVerified email at unr.edu

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Feed the bees and shade the streams: riparian shrubs planted for restoration provide forage for native bees SR Mitchell, SJ DeBano, MM Rowland, S Burrows Restoration Ecology 30 (3), e13525, 2022	7	2022
Impacts of range management decisions on native pollinators: innovative grazing practices and riparian restoration SR Mitchell	4	2020
Phenologically Targeted Grazing: A Potential Sustainable Strategy for Native Bees in Semiarid Rangelands SR Mitchell, SJ DeBano, MM Rowland, LR Morris, H Schmalz, S Burrows, ... Rangeland Ecology & Management 90, 78-91, 2023	1	2023
Managing forested riparian areas for pollinators: Effects of ungulate herbivory and restoration on native bees S DeBano, M Rowland, S Burrows, S Mitchell, LS DiCarlo, S Roof Entomology 2019, 2019		2019
The Effect of Livestock Grazing and Prescribed Fire on Dynamic Soil Properties in a Pacific Northwest Bunchgrass Prairie KL Emerson¹, SB Lukas, SJ DeBano, HJ Schmalz, S Mitchell, LR Morris¹

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