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Matthew J Runyon

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Ecological impacts of climate change and ecological adaptation

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|Oct 13, 2025

A spontaneous mutation in a key C4 pathway gene significantly alters leaf δ13C, uncoupling its relationship with water use efficiency and photosynthetic performance in Zea mays.

Robert J Twohey, Joseph D Crawford, Matthew J Runyon

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