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Direct and Element‐Mediated Edaphic Effects Shape Resource‐Conservative Leaf Trait Variation Across Serpentine and Limestone Soils
Edaphically extreme substrates, such as serpentine and limestone, impose strong physiological constraints on plants and are frequently associated with resource-conservative leaf traits and narrow plant endemism. However, it remains unclear how edaphic selection shapes leaf traits and whether these s
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