Differences in Protea Traits Add up to Explain Differences in Fitness
It’s the differences in individuals that make one Protea more successful than another.
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Invaders and Natives show different variability in Hawaii
Native and invading plants vary differently in leaf shape in response to climate. Curiously, sometimes the native plants are more acquisitive than the invaders.
There Is No “typical” CAM Leaf
Some associations hold true within closely related groups, but none span the breadth of CAM plants.
A look at the leaf anatomy of an unusual freshwater aquatic
The plant has a unique arrangement for carrying out C4 photosynthesis without the typical C4 anatomy.
Plants Can Change Their Xylem Anatomy to Maintain Conductivity
Sap must flow, so the xylem must change.
Water Economy Responses to Water Level Drawdown in Sphagnum Mosses
Not all Sphagnum moss manages water in the same way.
Daffodils and Snowdrops react differently to warming seasons
Daffodils and Snowdrops need the right temperatures in a few seasons to germinate. Will a changing climate cause problems?
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