Seed Thermal Response, and Morphological and Biochemical Plasticity in <i>Wigandia urens</i> as Indicators of Its Utility for Elevational and Latitudinal Assisted Migration.

Ecol Evol · 2025 · PMC12740340 · PMID 41459098

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported

Slopes from the percentile subpopulations related to T tsup showed a decreasing trend from 1660 to 2345 (20.53%, 15.43%, and 10.70% (°C day) −1 , respectively).

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The total lipid content ranged from 19.9% to 55.7%, showing an increasing trend as elevation increased, except for 1660 m, which had the lowest percentage of lipids.

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Seed Thermal Response, and Morphological and Biochemical Plasticity in &lt;i&gt;Wigandia urens&lt;/i&gt; as Indicators of Its Utility for Elevational and Latitudinal Assisted Migration.

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Seed Thermal Response, and Morphological and Biochemical Plasticity in <i>Wigandia urens</i> as Indicators of Its Utility for Elevational and Latitudinal Assisted Migration.