Complex eco‐evolutionary responses of a foundational coastal marsh plant to global change
Megan L. Vahsen(Utah State University), J. S. McLachlan(University of Notre Dame), Michael J. Blum(University of Tennessee at Knoxville), Jennifer L. Summers(Knoxville College), J. Patrick Megonigal(Smithsonian Environmental Research Center), Haley Kodak(University of Notre Dame), Wendy L. Vahsen(Smithsonian Environmental Research Center), Helena S. Kleiner(University of Notre Dame)
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