Take away the deer and more subtle effects on plant communities become apparent
A twenty-year survey in western Canada shows how deer can obscure other ecological effects in forests.
Tag: Bryophyte
Aging Mosses Can Be Nitrogen Sinks: Tracking Tissue Nitrogen During Senescence
Sympatric moss populations can form true hybrid zones
Potential risk of photo-damage in Antarctic photosynthetic organisms
The impact of asexual and sexual reproduction on spatial genetic structure in Marchantia
Funaria hygrometrica gametophyte and sporophyte cuticular waxes
Embryonic moss sporophytes can be hardened to desiccation tolerance
No sexual niche partitioning in a dioecious moss
Sporophyte desiccation tolerance in the moss Aloina
Stark and Brinda study cultured sporophytes and vegetative shoots from a single genotype of the moss Aloina ambigua.
Moss: is the mother protecting the offspring, or holding it back?
Maternal cuticle protects moss offspring from dehydration
Funaria hygrometrica calyptra may represent the earliest occurrence of maternal protection via structural provisioning of a cuticle in green plants.
