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**Abstract** How intensely animals use habitat features depends on their functional properties (i.e., how the feature influences fitness) and the spatial and temporal scale considered. For herbivores, habitat use is expected to reflect the...
UAS imagery data and data products from Camas, Cedar Gulch and Rocky Canyon Idaho. Data were collected in both summer and winter seasons between 2013-2015. Data products include digital surface models (DSM), orthorectified color imagery (Ortho),...
**Context** The amount and composition of phytochemicals in forage plants influences habitat quality for wild herbivores. However, evaluating forage quality at fine resolutions across broad spatial extents (i.e., foodscapes) is challenging....
Data and code files included within release v1.0 from the [Sagebrush_in_vitro_prop GitRepo](https://github.com/svenbuerki/Sagebrush_rooting_in_vitro_prop). Please visit the associated [project website](https://svenbuerki.github.io/...
Plant communities are composed of complex phenotypes that not only differ among taxonomic groups and habitats but also change over time within a species. Restoration projects (e.g., translocations, reseeding) can introduce new functional...
Sagebrush identification can be improved by using a relatively easy ultraviolet (UV) light test on specimens. Sagebrush produces a variety of water-soluble polyphenols called coumarins, which fluoresce a blue color under UV light and can help...
Adaptive capacity is a topic at the forefront of environmental change research with roots in both social, ecological, and evolutionary science. It closely related to the evolutionary biology concept of adaptive potential. In this systematic...
Water temperature data collected from North Callahan and Trail Creeks in northern Idaho using HOBO Tidbit temperature loggers. Data is recorded at 15-minute intervals in degrees Celsius. Five sites are included within the dataset: two sites from...
Although the random forest algorithm has been widely applied to remotely sensed data to predict characteristics of forests, such as tree canopy height, the effect of spatial non-stationarity in the modeling process is oftentimes neglected....
This data publication contains approximately 44.3 million polygons derived from multi-scale object-oriented image analysis attributed with climatic, topographic, soil, vegetation, and disturbance variables. The polygons provide continuous...