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The importance of ecophysiological traits in response of Festuca rubra to changing climate.

Physiologia plantarum - 1 Jan 2022

Kosová Veronika, Hájek Tomáš, Hadincová Věroslava, Münzbergová Zuzana

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Knowledge of the ability of plants to respond to climate change via phenotypic plasticity or genetic adaptation in ecophysiological traits and of the link of these traits to fitness is still limited. We studied the clonal grass Festuca rubra from 11 localities representing factorially crossed gradients of temperature and precipitation and cultivated them in growth chambers simulating temperature and moisture...

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PMID: 34837234
DOI: 10.1111/ppl.13608

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