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Role of environment and genetics in production of secondary metabolites in the invasive Australian weed Echium plantagineum L.

Skoneczny, 2017

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The study of plant-plant interactions and invasion is a challenging task that requires a holistic approach towards developing a critical understanding of why some plant species are successful invaders while others are not. This research studied weed invasion in light of key …
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