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Trait-climate relationships in 454 eucalypt taxa: common garden vs field-derived trends.

The New phytologist - 1 Apr 2026

Britton Travis G, Halliwell Ben, Blackman Chris J, Hartill Gabrielle E, Sumner Emma E, Jacob Vinod K, Nicolle Dean, Gallagher Rachael V, Perez-Martinez Laura Victoria, Rymer Paul D, Brodribb Timothy J, Wright Ian J

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Understanding the role of site climate in driving geographic trait variation and revealing the relative contributions of adaptation and plasticity are key goals in plant sciences. We tested mechanistic hypotheses for trait-climate relationships for mature eucalypt trees grown in common garden and in situ field conditions, quantifying joint and individual effects of mean annual precipitation (MAP) and temperature...

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PMID: 41645421
DOI: 10.1111/nph.70930

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