Bringing the underground to the surface: Climate change stressors negatively affect plant growth, with contrasting above and belowground physiological responses

Pastore, Melissa A.

doi:10.1111/pce.14379

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Bringing the underground to the surface: Climate change stressors negatively affect plant growth, with contrasting above and belowground physiological responses

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Bringing the underground to the surface: Climate change stressors negatively affect plant growth, with contrasting above and belowground physiological responses

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