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New directions in crop improvement via alteration of plant responsiveness to variation in growth conditions are being actively debated. It appears, however, that little is known about the impact of previous breeding on the phenotypic plasticity of plants, which results from correlated responses to selection on high yield. We used four oat (Avena sativa) varieties, originating from 1930, 1952, 1980...
The knowledge on plant species' morphological plasticity has mostly been gained in laboratory and greenhouse studies, and has hardly ever been verified in the field, where the interactive effects of light and nutrient availability operate in combination with biotic interactions. We studied morphological plasticity of shoot in three herbaceous species with different growth-forms and requirements -...
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