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a contrast between clonal plants that spread with closely packed ramets and those that spread with widely spaced ramets on long connections.

In botany, phalanx and guerrilla growth forms refers to a contrast between clonal plants that spread with closely packed ramets and those that spread with widely spaced ramets on long connections. This meaning comes from Doust (1981) in The Journal of Ecology.[1]

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  1. Doust, L. L. (1981). Population Dynamics and Local Specialization in a Clonal Perennial (Ranunculus Repens): I. The Dynamics of Ramets in Contrasting Habitats. The Journal of Ecology, 69(3), 743. https://doi.org/10.2307/2259633

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