The conditions faced by edge populations of a tree species may affect the architecture of individual trees. The latitudinally broad range of Salix humboldtiana Willd. encompasses tropical to cold-temperate climatic regions, with its southernmost population in central Patagonia. We expected S. humboldtiana trees from the southern-edge population to develop smaller shoots and a lower level of axis differentiation than trees of this species from a more northern population, and we expected edge trees to outperform non-edge trees when growing in a common garden at an intermediate latitude. For juvenile individuals of S. humboldtiana from edge and non-edge natural populations, the trunk diameter, height, branching angle, as well as the length, nu...
Flower distribution within the tree crown may affect both pollination dynamics and the costs of flow...
International audienceNative (NA) woody species of andean-patagonian forest are mainly evergreen (EV...
1. To investigate life‐history differentiation and an objective functional classification of tree sp...
The conditions faced by edge populations of a tree species may affect the architecture of individual...
Exotic willows are widely spread throughout Patagonia due to their vegetative multiplication, rapid ...
In recent decades, invasive willows and poplars (Salicaceae) have built dense floodplain forests alo...
Global climate change (CC) is an evolutionary challenge for natural tree populations. Scientific exp...
Steep climatic gradients boost morphological and physiological adjustments in plants, with consequen...
Phenological traits are crucial for understanding adaptation to climate change due to their genetic ...
There is evidence that Nothofagus nervosa (= N. alpina) is suitable for timber production in tempera...
ABSTRACT The aims of the study were to evaluate the effects of abiotic stress (plantation site) and ...
Background: Phenotypic and functional traits of plant populations vary with environmental conditions...
Climate models are predicting that the world will become warmer and understanding how individual tre...
© 2017 The Authors. Functional Ecology © 2017 British Ecological Society The rate of elongation and ...
Question: How does form (leaf and trunk morphology) relate to function (tolerance of shade and nutri...
Flower distribution within the tree crown may affect both pollination dynamics and the costs of flow...
International audienceNative (NA) woody species of andean-patagonian forest are mainly evergreen (EV...
1. To investigate life‐history differentiation and an objective functional classification of tree sp...
The conditions faced by edge populations of a tree species may affect the architecture of individual...
Exotic willows are widely spread throughout Patagonia due to their vegetative multiplication, rapid ...
In recent decades, invasive willows and poplars (Salicaceae) have built dense floodplain forests alo...
Global climate change (CC) is an evolutionary challenge for natural tree populations. Scientific exp...
Steep climatic gradients boost morphological and physiological adjustments in plants, with consequen...
Phenological traits are crucial for understanding adaptation to climate change due to their genetic ...
There is evidence that Nothofagus nervosa (= N. alpina) is suitable for timber production in tempera...
ABSTRACT The aims of the study were to evaluate the effects of abiotic stress (plantation site) and ...
Background: Phenotypic and functional traits of plant populations vary with environmental conditions...
Climate models are predicting that the world will become warmer and understanding how individual tre...
© 2017 The Authors. Functional Ecology © 2017 British Ecological Society The rate of elongation and ...
Question: How does form (leaf and trunk morphology) relate to function (tolerance of shade and nutri...
Flower distribution within the tree crown may affect both pollination dynamics and the costs of flow...
International audienceNative (NA) woody species of andean-patagonian forest are mainly evergreen (EV...
1. To investigate life‐history differentiation and an objective functional classification of tree sp...