Increasing soil heterogeneity strengthens the inhibition of a native woody plant by an invasive congener

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作者：
Yi Hu
Zhen-Wei Xu
Ming-Yan Li
Jordan R. Croy
Zhong-Yi Zhang
Hai-Mei Li
Wei-Hua Guo
Xiao-Lei Jiang
Hui-Cui Lu
Xiao Guo
机构：
[1] Shandong University,Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity, Shandong Provincial Engineering and Technology Research Center for Vegetation Ecology, School of Life Sciences
[2] Qingdao Agricultural University,College of Landscape Architecture and Forestry
[3] University of Georgia,Department of Entomology
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Plant and Soil | 2022年 / 481卷
关键词：
Plant invasion; Soil heterogeneity; Competition; Phenotypic divergence; Phenotypic plasticity;
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