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Hydraulic and Anatomical Trait Plasticity in Fynbos Growth Forms Across a Climatic Gradient in the Cape Floristic Region
The Cape Floristic Region (CFR) is projected to experience increased frequency and intensity of drought events. Comprehensive understanding of drought tolerance and response across the fynbos vegetation remains limited. This dissertation contributes to addressing these gaps by, first, testing and re
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