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Hybridization disrupts growth-defense strategies and reveals trade-offs masked in unadmixed populations of a perennial plant

2019-10-22

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Organisms are constantly challenged by pathogens and pests which can drive the evolution of growth-defense strategies. Plant stomata are essential for gas-exchange during photosynthesis and conceptually lie at the intersection of the physiological demands of growth and exposure to foliar fungal. Generations of natural selection for locally adapted growth-defense strategies can eliminate variatio...

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4d051f55-6b2a-5584-bcb7-88c065ccfebf
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10.1101/814046
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