<p>Each life stage was tested separately using a generalized linear model. Different letters indicate statistically significant differences (<i>P</i> < 0.05) among cohorts according to Tukey’s HSD. Lowercase letters indicate differences between experimentally-manipulated cohorts, and uppercase letters indicate differences among natural cohorts (sites).</p><p>Differences in apparent mortality (%) among life tables of <i>Sirex</i> developing in <i>Pinus sylvestris</i> by treatment for experimentally-manipulated cohorts and separately by site for natural cohorts.</p
Forest succession depends strongly on the life history strategies of individual trees. An important ...
<p>Effect of treatment groups on (A) egg-to-adult developmental time, (B) cumulative survival and (C...
Tree mortality is a key process shaping forest dynamics. Thus, there is a growing need for indicator...
<p>Different letters indicate statistically significant differences (<i>P</i> < 0.05) among life sta...
<p>E and N refer to experimentally-manipulated and natural cohorts, respectively.</p><p>Number of lo...
<p>Different symbols correspond to different (a) treatments or (b) sites, and represent an estimate ...
<p>Note: Means followed by different letters in a column represents differ significantly between eac...
<p>The effect of different treatments (<i>C</i>. <i>purpureum</i> strain or liquid control (LC)), th...
<p><b>A</b> The total biomass of <i>R</i>. <i>idaeus</i> of different cultivars across EPN treatment...
Consistent with a ubiquitous life history tradeoff, trees exhibit a negative relationship between gr...
<p>LL: lesion length (mm) of plants with or without dieback at sampling date, LLRATE: lesion length ...
<p>a) Total reproductive output, b) Plant biomass, c) Reproductive allocation, d) Reproductive onset...
There are a number of key parameters in population dynamics that are difficult to estimate, such as ...
<p>Different uppercase letters denote significant differences among non-competing accessions and low...
<p>For each plot, 100 trees simulated under the constant rate birth-death (BD) model with incomplete...
Forest succession depends strongly on the life history strategies of individual trees. An important ...
<p>Effect of treatment groups on (A) egg-to-adult developmental time, (B) cumulative survival and (C...
Tree mortality is a key process shaping forest dynamics. Thus, there is a growing need for indicator...
<p>Different letters indicate statistically significant differences (<i>P</i> < 0.05) among life sta...
<p>E and N refer to experimentally-manipulated and natural cohorts, respectively.</p><p>Number of lo...
<p>Different symbols correspond to different (a) treatments or (b) sites, and represent an estimate ...
<p>Note: Means followed by different letters in a column represents differ significantly between eac...
<p>The effect of different treatments (<i>C</i>. <i>purpureum</i> strain or liquid control (LC)), th...
<p><b>A</b> The total biomass of <i>R</i>. <i>idaeus</i> of different cultivars across EPN treatment...
Consistent with a ubiquitous life history tradeoff, trees exhibit a negative relationship between gr...
<p>LL: lesion length (mm) of plants with or without dieback at sampling date, LLRATE: lesion length ...
<p>a) Total reproductive output, b) Plant biomass, c) Reproductive allocation, d) Reproductive onset...
There are a number of key parameters in population dynamics that are difficult to estimate, such as ...
<p>Different uppercase letters denote significant differences among non-competing accessions and low...
<p>For each plot, 100 trees simulated under the constant rate birth-death (BD) model with incomplete...
Forest succession depends strongly on the life history strategies of individual trees. An important ...
<p>Effect of treatment groups on (A) egg-to-adult developmental time, (B) cumulative survival and (C...
Tree mortality is a key process shaping forest dynamics. Thus, there is a growing need for indicator...