Why do mosses have height? Moss growth as an evolutionary arms race

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Section 1: Publication

Publication Type

Journal Article

Authorship

McNickle, GG, Wallace, C, Baltzer, JL

Title

Why do mosses have height? Moss growth as an evolutionary arms race

Year

2016

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Evolutionary Ecology Research, 17:75-93

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McNickle, GG, Wallace, C, Baltzer, JL (2016) Why do mosses have height? Moss growth as an evolutionary arms race. Evolutionary Ecology Research, 17:75-93.

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