Seeds contribute strongly to the spread of the invasive genotype of the common reed (Phragmites australis)

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Although 80% of plant biomas in #phrag is rhizomes, seeds are an important method of spread as well: https://t.co/ZKJo3HJaDO https://t.co/qf05j2Fdiq

RT @ontariophrag: Although rhizomes are up to 80% biomass of #phrag, seed spread is an important dispersal method as well: https://t.co/shB…

RT @ontariophrag: Although rhizomes are up to 80% biomass of #phrag, seed spread is an important dispersal method as well: https://t.co/shB…

Although rhizomes are up to 80% biomass of #phrag, seed spread is an important dispersal method as well: https://t.co/shBHkQzAC3 https://t.co/8ckCEJh2go