Foreseeable global warming will differentially affect Chara vulgaris populations from different altitudes
• A common garden experiment was performed on charophytes. • Four Chara vulgaris populations from different altitudes grew differently under 20–24°C. • Low-altitude C. vulgaris populations produced more biomass than those from high altitude at 24°C. • A more expansive architecture occurred in low-al...
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