Propagula and shoots of Syntrichia pagorum (Pottiaceae) exhibit different ecological strategies of desiccation tolerance

Propagula and shoots of Syntrichia pagorum (Pottiaceae) exhibit different ecological strategies of desiccation tolerance
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10.1639/0007-2745-119.2.181
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2016-07
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The Bryologist
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L. Stark;J. Brinda;Joshua Greenwood
L. Stark;J. Brinda;Joshua Greenwood
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