Publication at Faculty of Science |
2007
Abstract
One of the important aspects explaining the evolutionary success of polyploid plants is that polyploids often, although not always, occupy a wider range of environments than their diploid ancestors. The two most likely explanations for this pattern are a
Keywords
adaptation Asteraceae Bromus erectus competitor dry grassland evolution growth rate phenotypic plasticity productivity transplant experiment autotetraploid dactylis-glomerata grass arrhenatherum-elatius phenotypic plasticity chromosome-number polyploidy populations growth differentiation dynamics flora