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Assessment of phenotypic plasticity of drynaria quercifolia (L.) J.Sm in urban and natural environments based on functional leaf traits
Phenotypic plasticity is a strategy which allows the plants to respond to diverse habitats. Among these plants that may exhibit phenotypic plasticity are epiphytes such as Drynaria quercifolia. The present study investigated the phenotypic plasticity of D. quercifolia based on functional leaf traits
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