Climate and plant traits alter the relationship between seed dispersal and seed dormancy in alpine environment
Authors:
- Xuejing WangXWXuejing Wang
- Xianhui ZhouXZXianhui Zhou
- Mingting ZhangMZMingting Zhang
- Kathleen DonohueKDKathleen Donohue
- Meng HouMHMeng Hou
- Jitang LiJLJitang Li
- Wenjing GeWGWenjing Ge
- Huakun ZhouHZHuakun Zhou
- Li MaLMLi Ma
- Liu YangLYLiu Yang
- Haiyan BuHBHaiyan Bu
- Zehao ShenZSZehao Shen
- 21 January 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental and Experimental Botany
- Vol. 219
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