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Appendices

Appendix A: Population collections of Asclepias syriaca used in this study and climatic data.
Ecological Archives M082-005-A1.

Appendix B: A table of the correlations between latitude and four climatic variables.
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Appendix C: A table of the impacts of herbivory on phenotypic measures of common milkweed in the New York common garden (2008).
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Appendix D: A figure showing the correlation between latitude and seed mass.
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Appendix E: A figure showing the correlation between latitude of the collection sites and early season height in the New Brunswick and North Carolina common gardens.
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Appendix F: Path analysis for effects of latitude and precipitation of the collection sites on plant traits and abundance of aphids (Myzocallis asclepiadis).
Ecological Archives M082-005-A6.

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