| Titre : | Journal of Ecology 99(4) - JUL 2011 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 00/00/0000 |
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Article
Melinda A. Coleman, Auteur ;
Moninya Roughan, Auteur ;
Helen S. Macdonald, Auteur ;
Sean D. Connell, Auteur ;
Bronwyn M. Gillanders, Auteur ;
Brendan P. Kelaher, Auteur ;
Peter D. Steinberg, Auteur
1. Determining the extent to which coastal oceanographic processes facilitate connectivity of marine organisms underpins our understanding of the ecology and evolution of marine communities. Continental boundary currents are a dominant physical [...]
Article
Patricia Alvarez-Loayza, Auteur ;
John Terborgh, Auteur
1. The operation of 'negative density-dependence' in seedling cohorts in tropical forests is empirically well-established, but only at a phenomenological level that leaves open the question of why seedlings conspecific with an overtopping parent[...]
Article
Thea Kristiansen, Auteur ;
Jens-Christian Svenning, Auteur ;
Dennis Pedersen, Auteur ;
Wolf L. Eiserhardt, Auteur ;
Cesar Grandez, Auteur ;
Henrik Balslev, Auteur
1. Local and regional patterns of plant species richness in tropical rain forests, as well as their possible drivers, remain largely unexplored. The main hypotheses for local species richness (alpha diversity) are (i) local environmental determi[...]
Article
Alberto Munoz, Auteur ;
Raul Bonal, Auteur
1. The spatial distribution of dispersed seeds results from the combined action of the caching strategies followed by different granivores. Hence, it is essential to study the factors that influence seed predation and caching decisions to achiev[...]
Article
Shucun Sun, Auteur ;
Lee E. Frelich, Auteur
1. We hypothesize that flowering phenology correlates with plant height growth pattern and that the pattern is associated with functional traits including maximum plant height (H(max)), RGR, stern tissue mass density (SD), hollow ratio (proporti[...]
Article
Susan R. Whitehead, Auteur ;
Katja Poveda, Auteur
1. Herbivore attack can induce dramatic changes in plant chemical defences. These responses protect plants against future herbivory, but can also have important physiological and ecological costs. Ecological costs of defence have received recent[...]
Article
Sylvie Gourlet-Fleury, Auteur ;
Vivien Rossi, Auteur ;
Maxime Rejou-Mechain, Auteur ;
Vincent Freycon, Auteur ;
Adeline Fayolle, Auteur ;
Laurent Saint-Andre, Auteur ;
Guillaume Cornu, Auteur ;
Jean Gerard, Auteur ;
Jean-Michel Sarrailh, Auteur ;
Olivier Flores, Auteur ;
Fidele Baya, Auteur ;
Alain Billand, Auteur ;
Nicolas Fauvet, Auteur ;
Michel Gally, Auteur ;
Matieu Henry, Auteur ;
Didier Hubert, Auteur ;
Alexandra Pasquier, Auteur ;
Nicolas Picard, Auteur
1. Regional above-ground biomass estimates for tropical moist forests remain highly inaccurate mostly because they are based on extrapolations from a few plots scattered across a limited range of soils and other environmental conditions. When su[...]
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Tess F. J. van de Voorde, Auteur ;
Wim H. van der Putten, Auteur ;
T. Martijn Bezemer, Auteur
1. Legacy effects of plant influences on abiotic and biotic soil properties can result in priority effects that influence the structure and composition of plant communities. To better understand the role of these plant soil interactions, here we[...]
