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Thigmomorphogenesis and biomechanical responses of shade-grown Serianthes nelsonii plants to stem flexure

Thomas E. MarlerWestern Pacific Tropical Research Center, University of Guam, UOG Station, Mangilao, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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Article: 1601953 | Received 17 Mar 2019, Accepted 26 Mar 2019, Published online: 15 Apr 2019

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Thomas E. Marler. (2019) Repetitive pruning of Serianthes nursery plants improves transplant quality and post-transplant survival. Plant Signaling & Behavior 14:8.
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Thomas E. Marler. (2023) Towards recovery of an endangered Pacific island endemic: Experimental evidence for shortening juvenility of Serianthes plants using a shade and trellis system to generate vigorous growth and precocious flowering . Tropical Conservation Science 16.
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Thomas Marler, Cameron Musser, April Cascasan, Gil Cruz & Benjamin Deloso. (2021) Adaptive Management Lessons for Serianthes nelsonii Conservation. Horticulturae 7:3, pages 43.
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Benjamin E. Deloso & Thomas E. Marler. (2020) Bi-Pinnate Compound Serianthes nelsonii Leaf-Level Plasticity Magnifies Leaflet-Level Plasticity. Biology 9:10, pages 333.
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Marler. (2019) Temperature and Imbibition Influence Serianthes Seed Germination Behavior. Plants 8:4, pages 107.
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