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Clonal growth strategy, diversity and structure: A spatiotemporal response to sedimentation in tropical Cyperus papyrus swamps.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2018

Geremew Addisie, Stiers Iris, Sierens Tim, Kefalew Alemayehu, Triest Ludwig

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Land degradation and soil erosion in the upper catchments of tropical lakes fringed by papyrus vegetation can result in a sediment load gradient from land to lakeward. Understanding the dynamics of clonal modules (ramets and genets) and growth strategies of plants on such a gradient in both space and time is critical for exploring a species adaptation and processes regulating population structure and...

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DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0190810
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