The Cambridge Companion to Transnational American Literature || American Literature, World Literature
- 作者Goyal, Yogita
- 期第2期
- 文件大小120.27KB
- 发表时间2017
- DOI10.1017/9781316048146.004
- 页码37-52
Phenological specialisation of two ant-dispersed sedges in relation to requirements for qualitative and quantitative dispersal effectivenessTanaka, Koki; Tokuda, Makoto · Ecological Research · 2017
Differences in reward removal efficiency and its consequences for seed germination in the ant-dispersed sedge Carex tristachya (Cyperaceae)Tanaka, Koki; Haramoto, Sumire; Tokuda, Makoto · Plant Ecology · 2018
Adaptive Advantage of Myrmecochory in the Ant-Dispersed Herb Lamium amplexicaule (Lamiaceae): Predation Avoidance through the Deterrence of Post-Dispersal Seed PredatorsTanaka, Koki; Ogata, Kanako; Mukai, Hiromi; Yamawo, Akira; Tokuda, Makoto; Pratt, Stephen C. · PLOS ONE · 2015
Growth and genotypeMikola, Juha; Paaso, Ulla; Silfver, Tarja; Autelo, Mira; Koikkalainen, Katariina; Ruotsalainen, Seppo; Rousi, Matti · Evolutionary Ecology · 2014
Coevolution can stabilize a mutualistic interactionMougi, Akihiko · Evolutionary Ecology · 2016
The evolution of life historiesLessels, Catherine M · Behavioural Ecology, An Evolutionary Approach · 1991
Rethinking the metabolic allometry of antsPackard, Gary C. · Evolutionary Ecology · 2020
Implications of clonality for ageing researchSalguero-Gómez, Roberto · Evolutionary Ecology · 2018
The ecology of multiple colour defencesCaro, Tim; Sherratt, Tom N.; Stevens, Martin · Evolutionary Ecology · 2016
An introduction to niche construction theoryLaland, Kevin; Matthews, Blake; Feldman, Marcus W. · Evolutionary Ecology · 2016
Plant–plant interactions promote alpine diversificationGavini, Sabrina S.; Ezcurra, Cecilia; Aizen, Marcelo A. · Evolutionary Ecology · 2019