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Rapid evolution results in differential syndromes between native and introduced ranges in a widespread plant invader

2025-10-24

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Rapid adaptive evolution is increasingly recognized as a key driver of plant invasion success. Few studies have simultaneously examined the coevolution of multidimensional traits of growth, reproduction and defense across large geographic scales in invasive plants. Using a 17-site, 85-family common-garden experiment replicated in China, we combined multivariate-trait comparisons, herbivore bioassays, climatic mode...

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3e9b9a92-4a98-598f-9f82-8e2377d3d9de
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10.22541/au.176131101.11563153/v1
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