ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Species Identity Drives Geographic Variation in Leaf Traits and Palatability to a Generalist Insect Herbivore of a Common Invader.
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Abstract
Introduced plants represent unique opportunities to understand how diverse phenotypic traits vary across broad geographic scales. However, clear generalizable principles about genetically based variation in key functional plant traits across geographic clines remain elusive. For example, functional plant traits often vary predictably across climatic gradients, yet these emergent patterns may be obscured by other factors that may collectively shape trait expression across a species' range, such as species-level differences or understudied non-climatic factors that operate across latitude. To address this knowledge gap, we leveraged an established common garden of 213 individuals of the octoploid
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