Ecology of Dryas octopetala sensu lato, a relict plant in the Tateyama Mountains in the North Alps of Japan:Comparison between mid-latitude alpine and arctic tundra populations.

Keyphrases

• Japan 100%
• Mid-latitude 100%
• Arctic Tundra 100%
• Alpine Tundra 100%
• Dryas Octopetala 100%
• Relict Plant 100%
• Central Japan 40%
• Genetic Diversity 40%
• Ny-Ålesund 40%
• Climate Change 20%
• Genetic Variation 20%
• Environmental Conditions 20%
• Resource Allocation 20%
• Female Function 20%
• Floral Traits 20%
• Global Warming 20%
• Adaptation 20%
• Mt. Tateyama 20%
• Population Dynamics 20%
• High Arctic Tundra 20%
• High Arctic 20%
• Trait Diversity 20%
• Gender Variance 20%
• Subarctic Tundra 20%
• Hermaphrodite Flower 20%
• Leaf Traits 20%
• Dryas 20%
• Leaf Mass per Area 20%
• Accumulated Temperature 20%
• Weight Allocation 20%
• Leaf N Concentration 20%
• Svalbard 20%
• Global Radiation 20%
• Ecological Variation 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Genetic Divergence 100%
• Genetic Variability 100%
• Resource Allocation 50%
• Climate Change 50%
• Global Warming 50%
• Population Dynamics 50%