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Adapted dandelions increase seed dispersal potential when they are attacked by root herbivores

https://doi.org/10.1101/551630
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Distinct defense strategies allow different grassland species to cope with root herbivore attack
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Distinct defense strategies allow different grassland species to cope with root herbivore attack
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