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Temperature-dependent seedling development in native and alien herbaceous plants and associations with naturalization extent
Background and Aims Temperature-dependent responses during early seedling development may contribute to variation in naturalization among herbaceous plants, yet experimental evidence remains limited. We compared how temperature affected leaf development in 123 dicotyledonous species native or alien
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