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Plant resource-use strategies: the importance of phenotypic plasticity in response to a productivity gradient for two subalpine species.

Annals of botany - 1 Oct 2010

Grassein Fabrice, Till-Bottraud Irène, Lavorel Sandra

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Functional traits are indicators of plant interactions with their environment and the resource-use strategies of species can be defined through some key functional traits. The importance of genetic variability and phenotypic plasticity in trait variations in response to a common environmental change was investigated in two subalpine species. METHODS: Two species with contrasted resource-use...

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PMID: 20682576
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcq154
PMCID: PMC2944977

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