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Plant ecology

plants place resource-acquiring structures selectively in favourable patches through plastic changes in growth and branching.

In plant ecology, plant foraging refers to plants place resource-acquiring structures selectively in favourable patches through plastic changes in growth and branching. This meaning comes from Hutchings (1994) in Advances in Ecological Research.[1]

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References

Hutchings, M. J., & de Kroon, H. (1994). Foraging in Plants: the Role of Morphological Plasticity in Resource Acquisition. In Advances in Ecological Research (pp. 159-238). Elsevier. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0065-2504(08)60215-9

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