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Rocky Mountain Research Station observed yields of 25, 87, 110 lbs/acre extrapolated from production beds from multiple harvests (Jensen, 2017). Field observations suggest browsing scarlet gilia plants resulted in bushier canopies with increased flower numbers (Paige
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