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Invasive sedge protects dunes better than native grass, Penn-led study finds

 
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to everything there is a purpose
the job of the permie is to find that purpose

https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-01/uop-isp012517.php

Invasive sedge protects dunes better than native grass, Penn-led study finds
 
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Great to see a study that looks critically at the species and the larger interactions.
 
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