Is the Inverse Leafing Phenology of the Dry Forest Understory Shrub Jacquinia Nervosa (Theophrastaceae) a Strategy to Escape Herbivory?

Revista de Biologia Tropical - Costa Rica
doi 10.15517/rbt.v54i3.14074
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