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Is Plant Life-History of Biseasonal Germination Consistent in Response to Extreme Precipitation?

Plants (Basel) · 2021 · PMC8402233 · PMID 34451688

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In South African savanna, simulation experiments showed that the population dynamics of wood plants ( Grewia flava ) also demonstrated a positive trend in the scenario of an increase in extreme precipitation by 30–40% and a negative trend for a decrease by 5–15% [ 9 ].

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Notably, the root biomass allocation of SG plants showed an increasing trend with W1, W2, W3, and W4 treatments, while the reproductive biomass allocation of SG plants showed a decreasing trend ( Figure 3 b).

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The Effects of Extreme Precipitation on Organ Size In the control, plant height, as well as leaf, branch, and seed number of SG and AG plants showed an increasing trend during the life-history, and these traits differed significantly between SG and AG plants at the reproductive stage, i.e., AG > SG ( Figure 2 a–h).

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