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Growth and physiology of Picea abies populations from elevational transects: common garden evidence for altitudinal ecotypes and cold adaptation

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Growth and physiology of Picea abies populations from elevational transects: common garden evidence for altitudinal ecotypes and cold adaptation (English)

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Picea abies

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common garden experiment

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Piotr Karolewski

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P. Karolewski

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J. Oleksyn

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J. Modrzynski

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M. G. Tjoelker

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R. Z.ytkowiak

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P. B. Reich

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August 1998

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Functional Ecology

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10.1046/J.1365-2435.1998.00236.X

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