Paternal intergenerational plasticity in the plant species <i>Paeonia ostii</i>: Implications for parental fitness and offspring performance
Keliang Zhang(Yangzhou University), Andréas Prinzing(Ecosystèmes, Biodiversité, Evolution), Huina Liu(China Pharmaceutical University), Chaohan Xu(Yangzhou University), Jerry M. Baskin(University of Kentucky), Jun Tao(Yangzhou University), Carol C. Baskin(University of Kentucky), Yusong Ji(Yangzhou University), Yin Zhang(Southwest University), Lei Zhang(Zhengzhou Institute of Machinery), Linjun Yao(Yangzhou University)
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