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Contrasting plastic and genetic responses of leaf unfolding and senescence to temperature in Quercus petraea.

Xuewen Zhou Thomas Caignard A. Kremer Qinchuan Xin Yanqing Zhou Jianxiu Qiu Hanliang Gui Zhenhua Xiong Kun Xiao Yu-Hang Tian Jing-Feng Xiong S. Delzon
Aug 2026 · Plant Physiology · Vol 201 4 · 0 citations
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Investigation of intra-specific phenological variation in Quercus petraea across the French Pyrenees using a multi-environment experimental framework reveals phase-specific differences in phenological responses, with stronger temperature-associated plasticity in spring than in autumn phenology.

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