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The potential for adaptive response to climate in the leaf traits and drought physiology of a California endemic oak
Contemporary climate change is expected to outpace the migration of long-lived trees, underscoring the importance of understanding how populations respond to changing environments through standing variation of traits. Intraspecific trait variation is shaped by both local adaptation and phenotypic pl
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