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Ecology, 86(10), 2005, pp. 2633–2643 q 2005 by the Ecological Society of America DIVERGENT DEFENSIVE STRATEGIES OF YOUNG LEAVES IN TWO SPECIES OF INGA PHYLLIS D. COLEY,1,2,5 JOHN LOKVAM,1 KATHLEEN RUDOLPH,2 KERYN BROMB
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