An explicit test for the contribution of environmental maternal effects to rapid clinal differentiation in an invasive plant.

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Population differentiation of alien invasive plants within their non-native range has received increasingly more attention. Common gardens are typically used to assess the levels of genotypic differentiation among populations.However, in such experiments, environmental maternal effects can influence phenotypic variation among individuals if seed sources are collected from field populations under variable...

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