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Touchy and bushy: phenotypic plasticity and integration in response to wind stimulation in Arabidopsis thaliana.

2002-05-01

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Thigmomorphogenesis, or touch response, is a widespread and ecologically significant, yet understudied, form of phenotypic plasticity in plants. I investigated uni- and multivariate differentiation for plasticity in response to mechanical stimulation induced by wind in several populations of Arabidopsis thaliana (Brassicaceae). I set out to test specific hypotheses based on three different scenarios predicting pat...

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ccf61c97-1c43-5e41-bc3b-1ba829189408
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10.1086/339158
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