Factors affecting cork oak growth under dry conditions: Local adaptation and contrasting additive genetic variance within populations

Keyphrases

• Drying Conditions 100%
• Additive Genetic Variance 100%
• Cork Oak 100%
• Local Adaptation 100%
• Genetic Correlation 66%
• Specific Leaf Area 66%
• Leaf Size 66%
• Leaf Thickness 66%
• 21st Century 33%
• Forest Species 33%
• Spain 33%
• Heritability 33%
• Natural Selection 33%
• Morocco 33%
• Selective Pressure 33%
• Heritability Estimates 33%
• Functional Traits 33%
• Regression Model 33%
• Size Dependence 33%
• Genetic Variance 33%
• Divergent Selection 33%
• Population number 33%
• High Growth 33%
• Open-pollinated 33%
• Annual Growth 33%
• Drought Severity 33%
• Aboveground Growth 33%
• Stem Diameter 33%
• Tree Population 33%
• Carbon Isotope Discrimination 33%
• Leaf Nitrogen Content 33%
• Quercus Suber 33%
• Sclerophyllous 33%
• Long-term Selection 33%
• Intrapopulation 33%
• Portugal 33%
• Total Chlorophyll 33%
• Constraints on Evolution 33%
• Mediterranean Basin 33%
• Opposing Selection 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Quercus Suber 100%
• Genetic Variance 100%
• Genetic Variability 100%
• Genetic Divergence 100%
• Specific Leaf Area 50%
• Heritability 50%
• Genetic Correlation 50%
• Leaf Size 50%
• Forest Trees 25%
• Selective Pressure 25%
• Natural Selection 25%
• Functional Trait 25%
• Chlorophyll Content 25%