Clonality-climate relationships along latitudinal gradient across China: adaptation of clonality to environments.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC3977992 · PMID 24709992

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Results Clonality-climate relationship Logistic regressions exhibited an increasing trend of the proportion of clonality in plant communities with temperature seasonality (TS) and precipitation seasonality (PS) while it decreased with MAT and MAP ( Figure 2a, b, c, d ), in which MAT explained 13% of the total variation of clonality.

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