Spatial structure develops early in forest herb populations, controlled by dispersal and life cycle

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Every time I see jewelweed or Pilea pumila I come back to this project, you haven't lived until you've been knee deep in thousands of Pileas and had to count every one https://t.co/xmFmjyDfzH

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