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Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
The Impact of Beneficial Plant-Associated Microbes on Plant Phenotypic Plasticity
C Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra… - Journal of Chemical …, 2013 - search.proquest.com
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
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CH Goh, D Veliz Vallejos, A Nicotra… - Journal of Chemical …, 2013 - search.ebscohost.com
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
The Impact of Beneficial Plant-Associated Microbes on Plant Phenotypic Plasticity
CH Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra… - Journal of Chemical …, 2013 - infona.pl
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
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CH Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra, U Mathesius - J Chem Ecol, 2013 - nicotralab.com
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
The impact of beneficial plant-associated microbes on plant phenotypic plasticity
CH Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra… - Journal of chemical …, 2013 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
[PDF][PDF] The Impact of Beneficial Plant-Associated Microbes on Plant Phenotypic Plasticity
CH Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra, U Mathesius - J Chem Ecol, 2013 - Citeseer
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
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CH GOH, DF VELIZ VALLEJOS… - Journal of chemical …, 2013 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
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CH Goh, DFV Vallejos, AB Nicotra… - Journal of Chemical …, 2013 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Plants show phenotypic plasticity in response to changing or extreme abiotic environments;
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …
but over millions of years they also have co-evolved to respond to the presence of soil …