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Spatial and density-dependent multilevel selection on weed-infested maize

2021-03-01

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Artificial group selection has long been proposed as a useful method for crop breeding, yet the possibility that group selection occurs naturally in agroecosystems has not been explored. Due to natural and/or artificial selection, the fitness of an individual can depend on both the individual’s traits, the traits of neighboring individuals, and on group’s emergent traits (as density). This process is defined as mu...

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Literature Corpus work: fa9937c0-d941-50a2-8091-621042c085b1
DOI: 10.1007/s10722-020-01031-1

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