Genotypic richness and phenotypic dissimilarity enhance population performance
Genotypic richness and phenotypic dissimilarity enhance population performance
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Washington, DC: Ecological Society of America
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English
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Washington, DC: Ecological Society of America
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Increases in biodiversity can result from an increase in species richness, as well as from a higher genetic diversity within species. Intraspecific genetic diversity, measured as the number of genotypes, can enhance plant primary productivity and have cascading effects at higher trophic levels, such as an increase in herbivore and predator richness...
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Genotypic richness and phenotypic dissimilarity enhance population performance
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TN_cdi_jstor_primary_23034886
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/TN_cdi_jstor_primary_23034886
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0012-9658
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1939-9170
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10.1890/10-2082.1
