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Eco-evolutionary contributions to community trait change in floating aquatic plants.

Ecology - 1 Aug 2023

Jewell Mark Davidson, Bell Graham

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An entire community of organisms may become modified when its environment changes. These modifications can happen through physiological processes (plasticity), evolutionary processes (adaptation) or shifts in species composition (sorting). The outcome of these three sources of change constitutes the community's phenotypic response, but how they combine to drive community trait dynamics is not currently well...

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PMID: 37263987
DOI: 10.1002/ecy.4117

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