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Branching responses in Silphium integrifolium (Asteraceae) following mechanical or gall damage to apical meristems and neighbor removal
Philip A. Fay,
Heather L. Throop
Earth and Space Exploration, School of (SESE)
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Agriculture & Biology
Silphium
100%
mechanical damage
68%
apical meristems
63%
galls
60%
Asteraceae
52%
branching
52%
shoots
35%
mowing
22%
tallgrass prairies
13%
leaves
12%
forbs
11%
regrowth
9%
grasslands
8%
canopy
7%
vegetation
6%
insects
5%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
gall
81%
shoot
59%
clipping
51%
damage
36%
removal
29%
mowing
24%
light availability
24%
experiment
14%
growth form
11%
regrowth
10%
prairie
9%
loss
9%
insect
8%
allocation
8%
partitioning
7%
grassland
7%
canopy
7%
vegetation
5%
resource
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Meristem
88%
Asteraceae
79%
Grassland
40%
Light
39%
Insecta
14%
Growth
14%
Surgical Instruments
13%
Reproduction
13%