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    “... phylogenetic analysis of flowering phenology across an elevational gradient in the Canadian subarctic. We found...”
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    “... temperature, normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), and flowering. Shading was shown to, on average...”
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    “... distribution areas differ in a number of characteristics. By examining the flower substances by thin-layer...”
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    “... (75°41′ N) exhibits a photoperiodic control of flowering in controlled environment chambers...”
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    “... attempted to uncouple the reduced R/FR ratio- and low PAR-mediated effects of shade on flowering...”
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    “..., Canada. All populations were highly fertile and self-compatible. Each flower produced an average of 127...”
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    “...In temperate regions, there are clear indications that spring flowering plants are flowering...”
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    “...What, at maturity, appears to be a bisexual flower in the axil of one of two subopposite leaves...”
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    “... catkins. Simultaneously, pollen production per anther, pollen dispersal, standing crop of nectar, flower...”
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    “..., we hypothesized that flower survival and biomass allocation to reproductive tissues, which...”
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    “... to produce seed by spontaneous self-fertilization. These are: length of stamens; stage of flower development...”
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    “...Heliotropism of flowers is thought to provide a reproductive advantage to individuals of many...”
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    “... in the axil of the first of two bracts below the flower. The lateral bud in Hydrocleis develops into a...”
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    “.... The best diagnostic characters are two ratios: sheath length to flower head width and outer involucral...”
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    by Kelso, Sylvia
    Published in Canadian Journal of Botany (1992)
    “... widespread Asiatic relative Androsace, differing primarily in flower color and growth habit. The distinctive...”
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    “... and leaves from the second year; increased flower density from the third year; and increased fruit density...”
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    by Selås, Vidar
    Published in Canadian Journal of Botany (2000)
    “... temperatures during flower-bud formation in autumn, high temperatures in winters with thin snow cover, low...”
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    “... characteristics that predispose them toward weediness. These include rapid seedling development, early flower...”
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    “... of the Butomus flower is trimerous and tetracyclic, i.e. one whorl of outer tepals, one complex of inner tepals...”
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    “... in early-flowering plants than later-flowering plants. To test these hypotheses, we applied hand...”
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