The past 15 years have seen a surge of interest in modularity in plants; that is, in the
implications of the fact that plants are composed of repetitive modules that may in some …

Intelligent behaviour, even in humans, is an aspect of complex adaptive behaviour that
provides a capacity for problem solving. This article assesses whether plants have a …

When plants are competing, larger individuals often obtain a disproportionate share of the
contested resources and suppress the growth of their smaller neighbors, a phenomenon …

Triffids were, admittedly, a bit weird—but that was, after all, just because they were novelties.
People had felt the same about novelties of other days—about kangaroos, giant lizards …

Plants in changing environments: Linking physiological, population. 2 Jun 2014. Plants in
Changing Environments: Linking Physiological, Population, and Community. Ecology, 1996 …

Habitat-selection concepts have rarely been explicitly used for plants, perhaps because the
majority of them are immobile. For plants, habitat selection results from evolutionary …

This study examined the effect of local competition, as determined by the number, size, and
spatial distribution of neighboring trees, on crown base height, crown width, and crown …

Individual‐based forest simulators, such as TASS and SORTIE, are spatial stochastic
processes that predict properties of populations and communities by simulating the fate of …

As we enter the new millennium, plant biology is witnessing dramatic advancements in
studies related to the complex behaviour of higher plants which are now beginning to reveal …

Comparisons between competing and noncompeting populations of three annual plant
species demonstrate that plant allometry is altered by competition. When plants are grown in …