Investigating the Phenotypic Plasticity of the Invasive Weed <i<Trianthema portulacastrum</i< L.
Phenotypic plasticity is frequently highlighted as a key factor in plant invasiveness, as it enables invasive species to adapt to diverse, complicated habitats. <i<Trianthema portulacastrum</i< is one of the most common aggressive species that threaten different crops around the world. P...
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Marwa A. Fakhr [verfasserIn] Yasser S. A. Mazrou [verfasserIn] Faten Y. Ellmouni [verfasserIn] AlBaraa ElSaied [verfasserIn] Mohamed Elhady [verfasserIn] Amr Elkelish [verfasserIn] Iman H. Nour [verfasserIn] |
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