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Phenotypic integration of post-germination traits in Quercus suber: morphology is mediated by acorn mass and leaf physiology by populations' climate.

Annals of botany - 2 Sept 2025

Vicente Eduardo, Carme Marion, Costa E Silva Filipe, Stiti Boutheina, Vizcaíno-Palomar Natalia, Benito Garzón Marta

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Assessing intra-specific trait covariation across populations is essential to understand species' adaptive responses to climatic variation. However, in tree species this is understudied for early-life stages despite their greater vulnerability to environmental changes, and climatic adaptations can differ between tree ages. In this paper we study the integrated phenotype of Quercus suber...

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PMID: 40220265
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcaf068
PMCID: PMC12401874

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