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Droughting results in lower than genomically predicted susceptibility to myrtle rust in Melaleuca quinquenervia

2026-06-30

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• Ecological restoration often involves founding or supplementing plant populations. To support long-term resilience of these populations, we aim to promote their capacity to respond to known and unknown challenges of climate and disease. In this study, we set out to inform restoration by characterising the interacting effects of climate and disease stress on a foundation tree species. • Melaleuca quinquenervia is...

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99bde2a2-36c0-5bf3-aafb-02f753a089ee
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10.32942/x2zd5b
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