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Invasive poppies are:• Larger when grown with reducedcompetition• Adapted to local climatic conditions

Invasive poppies are:• Larger when grown with reducedcompetition• Adapted to local climatic conditions• More resistant to herbivores than are nativeplants

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Page 7 and 8: Collection sites
Page 9 and 10: Are invasive poppies larger andmore
Page 11 and 12: Do California poppiesdemonstrate si
Page 13 and 14: Plant traitsEnvironmental traits•
Page 15 and 16: Coastal and inland gradients
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