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Jul 2026
Climate change drives declines in seed germination potential, particularly in woody species and warmer, drier landscapes of a temperate bioregion
The findings demonstrate that species’ germination responses to climate change depend on FT, seed traits, and species climate of origin, with woody species and warmer, drier parts of the landscape emerging as being particularly vulnerable to declines in recruitment.
A. A. Alahakoon, Hannah Carle, Caitlin E. Dagg et al.
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