Data and code for "Negative effects of allelopathic plant invasion intensify as the growth season progresses"
NSF| Collaborative Research: IntBio: Defining the mechanisms and consequences of mutualism reorganization in the Anthropocene. ,
NSF| Collaborative Research: IntBio: Defining the mechanisms and consequences of mutualism reorganization in the Anthropocene.
Perkowski, Evan A.; Carroll, K; Mutz, Jessie; Chatterjee, Snehanjana; Yang, Xianyu; Bialic-Murphy, Lalasia; Kivlin, Stephanie N; +2 Authors
Perkowski, Evan A.; Carroll, K; Mutz, Jessie; Chatterjee, Snehanjana; Yang, Xianyu; Bialic-Murphy, Lalasia; Kivlin, Stephanie N; Kalisz, Susan; Smith, Nicholas G.;
Data and code for "Negative effects of allelopathic plant invasion intensify as the growth season progresses"
Initial release for TT23_ms_data. Repository contains data and code for "Negative effects of allelopathic plant invasion intensify as the growth season progresses" by Perkowski et al. (in prep). Manuscript plots and tables are also included in release.
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