How reproductive allocation and flowering probability of individuals in plant populations are affected by position in stand size hierarchy, plant size and CO2 regime.

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Tytuł:: How reproductive allocation and flowering probability of individuals in plant populations are affected by position in stand size hierarchy, plant size and CO2 regime.
Autorzy:: Brophy, Caroline
Gibson, David J.
Wayne, Peter M.
Connolly, John
Temat:: PLANT size
PLANT ecology
PLANT populations
PLANT morphology
CARBON dioxide
Źródło:: Journal of Plant Ecology; Dec2008, Vol. 1 Issue 4, p207-215, 9p
: Czasopismo naukowe

Aims: We investigate the effect of position within a size-structured population on the reproductive allocation (RA) and flowering probability of individual plants of Sinapis arvensis. We also assess the effects of plant size and changing level of CO2 on both responses. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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