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Effects of salinity and concomitant species on growth of Phragmites australis populations at different levels of genetic diversity.

The Science of the total environment - 1 Aug 2021

Sun Xin-Sheng, Chen Yu-Han, Zhuo Na, Cui Yuan, Luo Fang-Li, Zhang Ming-Xiang

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In plant communities, genetic diversity among dominant species can not only affect the fitness of the population, but also interactions with concomitant species. Soil salinity is a common factor that influences plant growth in estuarine wetlands. However, few studies have tested whether their high genetic diversity will be beneficial for the resistance of plant populations to salinity and the presence of...

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PMID: 33765469
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.146516

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