Gender Dimorphism Does Not Affect Secondary Compound Composition in Juniperus communis After Shoot Cutting in Northern Boreal Forests
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DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01910
Abstract: Due to a difference in plant resource allocation to reproduction, the males of dioecious plants may be more growth-orientated, whereas females may allocate more resources for synthesizing secondary compounds. This mechanism is considered to cause… read more here.
Keywords: gender dimorphism; dimorphism; plant; shoot cutting ... See more keywords