The Green Canyon Ecology Research Center in North Logan, UT was purchased for use in conducting livestock research, wildlife research, and veterinary research. This site is also the principal center for activities aimed at breeding crops, testing new varieties of grasses, and researching irrigation and soil management.

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1992

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Effects of age and Conditions on Maternally Mediated Food Selection by Lambs, Sarwat N. Mirza and Frederick D. Provenza; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Food Preferences in Lambs After Exposure to Flavors in Milk, Dale L. Nolte and Frederick D. Provenza; Applied Animal Behaviour Science

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Food Preferences in Lambs After Exposure to Flavors in Solid Foods, Dale L. Nolte and Frederick D. Provenza; Applied Animal Behaviour Science

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Dry Lot Performance and Ruminal Papillae Development of Lambs Exposed to a High Concentrate Diet While Nursing, L. Ortega-Reyes, F. D. Provenza, C. F. Parker, and P. G. Hatfield; Small Ruminant Research

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Behavioral Toxicology of Livestock Ingestion Plant Toxins, James A. Pfister, Carl D. Cheney, and Fredrick D. Provenza; Journal of Range Management

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Mechanisms of Learning in Diet Selection with Reference to Phytotoxicosis in Herbivores, Frederick D. Provenza, James A. Pfister, and Carl D. Cheney; Journal of Range Management

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Relationships Between Relative Growth Rate, Meristematic Potential, and Compensatory Growth of Semiarid-land Shrubs, J. L. Wandera, J. H. Richards, and R. J. Mueller; Oecologia

1991

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Interactions Between Woody Plants and Browsing Mammals Mediated by Secondary Metabolites, John P. Bryant, Frederick D. Provenza, John Pastor, Paul B. Reichardt, Thomas P. Clausen, and Johan T. DuToit; Annual Review of Ecological Systems

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Ability of Lambs to Learn with a Delay Between Food Ingestion and Consequences Given Meals Containing Novel and Familiar Foods, E. A. Burritt and F. D. Provenza; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Microscale Distribution of Neighboring Plant Roots in Fertile Soil Microsites, M. M. Caldwell, J. H. Manwarin, and S. L. Durham; Functional Ecology

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Exploitation of Phosphate from Fertile Soil Microsites by Three Great Basin Perennials When in Competition, M. M. Caldwell, J. H. Manwarin, and R. B. Jackson; Functional Ecology

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Conditioned Taste Aversions: How Sick Must a Ruminant Get Before it Learns About Toxicity in Foods, J. T. DuToit, F. D. Provenza, and A. Nastis; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Learning and Memory in Grazing Livestock Application to Diet Selection, Karen L. Launchbaugh and Frederick D. Provenza; Rangelands

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Socially Induced Diet Preference Ameliorates Conditioned Food Aversions in Lambs, F. D. Provenza and E. A. Burritt; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Effect of Competition on Stable Carbon Isotope Ratios of Two Tussock Grass Species, K. Williams, J. H. Richards, and M. M. Caldwell; Oecologia

1990

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Food Aversion Learning in Sheep: Persistence of Conditioned Taste Aversions to Palatable Shrubs (Cercocarpus montanus and Amelanchier alnifolia), E. A. Burritt and F. D. Provenza; Journal of Animal Science

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Effects of the Spatial Pattern of Defoliation on Regrowth of a Tussock Grass III. Photosynthesis, Canopy Structure and Light Interception, W. G. Gold and M. M. Caldwell; Oecologia

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Conditioned Taste Aversion: Potential for Reducing Cattle Losses to Larkspur, Mark A. Lane, Michael H. Ralphs, John D. Olsen, Provenza D. Frederick, and James A. Pfister; Journal of Range Management

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Preference of the Mother Affects Selection and Avoidance of Foods by Lambs Differing in Age, Sarwat N. Mirza and Frederick D. Provenza; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Establishment and Persistence of Food Preferences in Lambs Exposed to Selected Foods, D. L. Nolte, F. D. Provenza, and D. F. Balph; Journal of Animal Science

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Applicability of Five Diet-selection Models to Various Foraging Challenges Ruminants Encounter, Frederick D. Provenza and David F. Balph; Ecological Science

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Plant Competition for Light Analyzed with a Multispecies Canopy Model. III. Influence of Canopy Structure in Mixtures and Monocultures of Wheat and Wild Oat, R. J. Ryel, P. W. Barnes, W. Beyschlag, M. M. Caldwell, and S. D. Flint; Oecologia

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Effect of Age of Exposure on Consumption of a Shrub by Sheep, R. C. Squibb, F. D. Provenza, and D. F. Balph; Journal of Animal Science

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Ability of Lambs to Learn About Novel Foods while Observing or Participating with Social Models, A. G. Thorhallsdottir, F. D. Provenza, and D. F. Balph; Applied Animal Behavior Science

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Role of the Mother in the Intake of Harmful Foods by Lambs, A. G. Thorhallsdottir, F. D. Provenza, and D. F. Balph; Applied Animal Behavior Science