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Interactive Effects of Warming and Competition Do Not Limit the Adaptive Plastic Response to Drought in Populations of a Mediterranean Plant.

Global change biology - 1 Jul 2025

Ramos-Muñoz Marina, Blanco-Sánchez Mario, Pías Beatriz, Ramírez-Valiente José Alberto, Benavides Raquel, Escudero Adrián, Matesanz Silvia

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Water scarcity is the main selective pressure determining the performance of Mediterranean plant populations, with climate change predicted to increase the intensity and duration of droughts. However, drought rarely acts in isolation. Climate change also involves substantial warming in this region and may disrupt natural processes, including biotic interactions. Phenotypic plasticity allows plants to cope with...

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PMID: 40709570
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.70363
PMCID: PMC12291030

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