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Phenotypic plasticity in Mercurialis annua : the role of signal detection and response in sex determination
Mercurialis annua has been found to show phenotypic plasticity in terms of their sexual strategies. In androdioecious populations (males coexisting with cosexes), genetically labile males function as cosexes at low densities. At high densities, the frequency of males increases, while cosexes respond...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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