Phosphate-associated phenotype plasticity as a driver of cattail invasion in the sawgass-dominated Everglades

In plants, phenotypic plasticity, the ability to morphologically adapt to new or broad environmental conditions, is a consequence of long-term evolutionary genetic processes. Thus, plants adapted to low phosphate (P) environments exhibit only limited plasticity to take advantage of nutrient enrichme...

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Other Authors:	Webb, James.
Format:	Others
Language:	English
Published:	Florida Atlantic University
Subjects:	Ecosystem management Ecosystem management > Florida > Everglades Vegatation dynamics Phosphorous > Physiological transport Biogeochemical cycles
Online Access:	http://purl.flvc.org/FAU/2979377