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Root and shoot phenology, architecture, and organ properties: an integrated trait network among 44 herbaceous wetland species.

The New phytologist - 1 Oct 2024

Ye Ziqi, Mu Yanmei, Van Duzen Shianne, Ryser Peter

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Integrating traits across above- and belowground organs offers comprehensive insights into plant ecology, but their various functions also increase model complexity. This study aimed to illuminate the interspecific pattern of whole-plant trait correlations through a network lens, including a detailed analysis of the root system. Using a network algorithm that allows individual traits to belong to multiple...

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PMID: 38600040
DOI: 10.1111/nph.19747

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