Morphoanatomical Characteristics in Riparian Vegetation and Its Adaptative Value
Riparian vegetation comprises plant communities that grow laterally to rivers and streams. They have multiple adaptations, which allows them to persist in these variable and dynamic habitats. This chapter focuses on the morphological and anatomical adaptations of vegetative organs, due to the fact t...
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IntechOpen
2020
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