Plant genetic identity of foundation tree species and their hybrids affects a litter-dwelling generalist predator.

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Plant genetic identity of foun ...... -dwelling generalist predator.

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Catherine A Gehring

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Louis J Lamit

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Thomas G Whitham

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Todd Wojtowicz

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Zacchaeus G Compson

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10.1007/S00442-014-2998-3

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