Blue Maidencane exhibited a dieback-resprout drought-deciduous response.

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Taxon: Blue Maidencanee0
Outcome: dieback-resprout “drought deciduous” mechanisme0

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“the two flood-adapted species (Maidencane, Blue Maidencane), modulated growth and exhibited a dieback-resprout “drought deciduous” mechanism.”
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Title

Dominant species responses to drought in seasonal wetlands: evidence from reciprocal transplants across a moisture gradient1

John T. Lovell; Eric Menges The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society 2013. doi:10.3159/torrey-d-12-00055.1

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Association Cutthroat responded to low soil moisture through root growth.
Association Cutthroat responded to low soil moisture through leaf tissue moisture content.
Association Maidencane modulated growth under drought.
Association Blue Maidencane modulated growth under drought.
Observation Maidencane exhibited a dieback-resprout drought-deciduous response.
Mechanism Species phenotypic differences, rather than competition, explained drought growth patterns.

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