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Growth and physiological responses of subalpine forbs to nitrogen and soil moisture: investigating the potential roles of plant functional traits — RMBL Knowledge Commons
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Growth and physiological responses of subalpine forbs to nitrogen and soil moisture: investigating the potential roles of plant functional traits
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Authors:
Slominski, Anthony H.
;
German, Zac
;
Burkle, Laura A.
Year:
2018
Journal:
Plant Ecology, Vol. 219(8), pp. 941-956
Publisher:
Springer Science+Business Media
DOI:
10.1007/s11258-018-0848-9
Keywords:
Forb, Water content, Environmental science, Transpiration, Ecosystem, Moisture, Agronomy, Grassland, Plant ecology, Growing season
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