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Population differentiation in functional traits shapes plant–consumer interactions along an elevational gradient

2026-03-26

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1. Understanding how intraspecific variation in functional traits shape species interactions is central to predicting ecological responses to environmental change. The relative contribution of genetic differentiation and phenotypic plasticity to trait variation and their consequences for species interactions remain poorly understood. 2. Here, we conducted a reciprocal transplant experiment using Plantago lanceolat...

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108eb93c-8614-58ec-b840-741ff85bce71
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10.32942/x28d54
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