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Evolutionary Processes Shaping Plant Population Responses to Climate Change and Species Interactions
How evolutionary history and functional traits structure competitive interactions among co-occurring species, and how populations respond to novel environments through plasticity and evolutionary processes, are both current and unresolved questions in ecology and evolution. In this dissertation, I a
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