Kentucky crayfish aids plant on the run
What looks like a pile of mud to a human is an oasis to a dwarf sundew
Tag: disturbance
How do plants find a place they can call home?
How do plants occupy niches within their communities? New research shows key roles for two features: habitat filtering and limiting similarity.
The Hidden Value of Bud Banks
A Bud Bank is not just a Seed Bank in a different form. It can affect populations of plants in a considerably different way.
Ecology of Floristic Quality Assessment: testing for correlations between coefficients of conservatism, species traits and mycorrhizal responsiveness
Rarity and nutrient acquisition relationships before and after prescribed burning in an Australian box-ironbark forest
Carbohydrate storage and leaf biomass scaling in meadow plants
These findings imply that storage in herbs is probably governed by factors other than just the disturbance regime applied once in a growing season.
