Plant Life Histories Ecology, Phylogeny and Evolution Silvertown Franco Harper
Plant Life HistoriesEcology, Phylogeny and Evolution\nAuthor(s): Jonathan Silvertown, Miguel Franco, John L. Harper\nFormat: Paperback\nPublisher: Cambridge University Press, United Kingdom\nImprint: Cambridge University Press\nISBN-13: 9780521574952, 978-0521574952\nSynopsis\nPlant Life Histories re-examines patterns of relationship between plant life history traits in phylogenetic perspective. The re-examination first recognises that because evolution is a branching process, traits are not randomly distributed across taxa and that therefore analysis of trait correlations cannot treat species as independent data points. It then discusses the use of phylogeny to reconstruct the evolutionary pathways of traits. Part I looks at the use of the phylogenetic perspective on trait correlation. Parts II-IV examine traits from the reproductive phase from seed production and dispersal to recruitment and growth. The final section looks at interactions between plants and competitors, herbivores .
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