Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species
Peperkorn R, Werner C, Beyschlag W (2005)
Functional Plant Biology 32(10): 933-944.
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2005
Zeitschriftentitel
Functional Plant Biology
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32
Ausgabe
10
Seite(n)
933-944
ISSN
1445-4408
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Peperkorn R, Werner C, Beyschlag W. Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species. Functional Plant Biology. 2005;32(10):933-944.
Peperkorn, R., Werner, C., & Beyschlag, W. (2005). Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species. Functional Plant Biology, 32(10), 933-944. https://doi.org/10.1071/fp04197
Peperkorn, Ralf, Werner, Christiane, and Beyschlag, Wolfram. 2005. “Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species”. Functional Plant Biology 32 (10): 933-944.
Peperkorn, R., Werner, C., and Beyschlag, W. (2005). Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species. Functional Plant Biology 32, 933-944.
Peperkorn, R., Werner, C., & Beyschlag, W., 2005. Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species. Functional Plant Biology, 32(10), p 933-944.
R. Peperkorn, C. Werner, and W. Beyschlag, “Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species”, Functional Plant Biology, vol. 32, 2005, pp. 933-944.
Peperkorn, R., Werner, C., Beyschlag, W.: Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species. Functional Plant Biology. 32, 933-944 (2005).
Peperkorn, Ralf, Werner, Christiane, and Beyschlag, Wolfram. “Phenotypic Plasticity of an Invasive Acacia versus Two Native Mediterranean Species”. Functional Plant Biology 32.10 (2005): 933-944.
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