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Compiled Idaho sagebrush chemistry

Compiled sagebrush chemistry data from four sites in Idaho (i.e., Raft River, Cedar Gulch-Leadore, Craters, Magic Reservoir-Camas). Data includes crude protein, monoterpenes, phenolics, and coumarins.

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plant secondary metabolites

Field	Value
Modified	2022-10-06
Release Date	2021-10-28
Publisher	Boise State University EPSCoR GEM3 Idaho EPSCoR
Identifier	358901f4-9ff7-4a10-957c-10d1b373ca31
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Area	POINT (-113.289869 44.699597) POINT (-114.317528 43.242182) POINT (-113.4 42.15) POINT (-113.383333 42.95) POLYGON ((-114.57313299179 42.021815832489, -114.57313299179 44.900738456164, -112.88635879755 44.900738456164, -112.88635879755 42.021815832489))
Spatial / Geographical Coverage Location	Idaho USA
Temporal Coverage	Tuesday, January 1, 2013 - 00:00 to Thursday, December 31, 2015 - 00:00
Language	English (United States)
License	Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike
Author	Jennifer Sorenson Forbey, Peter J. Olsoy, Brecken C. Robb, Marcella R. Fremgen-Tarantino, Jordan D. Nobler
Contact Name	Jennifer Forbey
Contact Email	jenniferforbey@uidaho.edu
Public Access Level	Public
DOI	10.7923/1jnh-z422