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1. Sampling forest canopy arthropod biodiversity with three novel minimal-cost trap designs

   Yoav D. Bar-Ness, Peter B. McQuillan, Melissa Whitman, Robert R. Junker, Matthew Cracknell, Abigail Barrows in Australian Journal of Entomology (2011)

   Sampling arthropods in the upper canopy of tall trees presents a range of challenges associated with portability, cost, placement, replication and collection. Detailed schematics and instructions are presented here for three trap designs: sticky CD…

   Added 2011-11-30 8 readers
2. Effects of herkogamy and inbreeding on the mating system of Mimulus luteus in the absence of pollinators

   Gastón O. Carvallo, Rodrigo Medel in Evolutionary Ecology (2009)

   Added 2011-11-18 15 readers
3. Pollinator-mediated selection and experimental manipulation of the flower phenotype in Chloraea bletioides

   Marcela Cuartas-Domínguez, Rodrigo Medel in Functional Ecology (2010)

   Added 2011-11-18 10 readers
4. Pollinator-mediated selection in a specialized pollination system: matches and mismatches across populations.

   J Nattero, a a Cocucci, R Medel in Journal of evolutionary biology (2010)

   Most studies on pollinator-mediated selection have been performed in generalized rather than specialized pollination systems. This situation has impeded evaluation of the extent to which selection acts on attraction or specialized key floral traits…

   Added 2011-11-18 23 readers
5. Does human-induced habitat transformation modify pollinator-mediated selection? A case study in Viola portalesia (Violaceae).

   Maureen Murúa, Claudia Espinoza, Ramiro Bustamante, Víctor H Marín, Rodrigo Medel in Oecologia (2010)

   Pollinator-mediated selection is one of the most important factors driving adaptation in flowering plants. However, as ecological conditions change through habitat loss and fragmentation, the interactions among species may evolve in new and…

   Added 2011-11-18 30 readers
6. Does human-induced habitat transformation modify pollinator-mediated selection? A case study in Viola portalesia (Violaceae).

   Maureen Murúa, Claudia Espinoza, Ramiro Bustamante, Víctor H Marín, Rodrigo Medel in Oecologia (2010)

   Pollinator-mediated selection is one of the most important factors driving adaptation in flowering plants. However, as ecological conditions change through habitat loss and fragmentation, the interactions among species may evolve in new and…

   Added 2011-11-18 30 readers
7. Effects of herkogamy and inbreeding on the mating system of Mimulus luteus in the absence of pollinators

   Gastón O. Carvallo, Rodrigo Medel in Evolutionary Ecology (2009)

   Added 2011-11-18 15 readers
8. Pollinator-mediated selection and experimental manipulation of the flower phenotype in Chloraea bletioides

   Marcela Cuartas-Domínguez, Rodrigo Medel in Functional Ecology (2010)

   Added 2011-11-18 10 readers
9. Does human-induced habitat transformation modify pollinator-mediated selection? A case study in Viola portalesia (Violaceae).

   Maureen Murúa, Claudia Espinoza, Ramiro Bustamante, Víctor H Marín, Rodrigo Medel in Oecologia (2010)

   Pollinator-mediated selection is one of the most important factors driving adaptation in flowering plants. However, as ecological conditions change through habitat loss and fragmentation, the interactions among species may evolve in new and…

   Added 2011-11-18 30 readers
10. Effects of herkogamy and inbreeding on the mating system of Mimulus luteus in the absence of pollinators

    Gastón O. Carvallo, Rodrigo Medel in Evolutionary Ecology (2009)

    Added 2011-11-18 15 readers
11. Does human-induced habitat transformation modify pollinator-mediated selection? A case study in Viola portalesia (Violaceae).

    Maureen Murúa, Claudia Espinoza, Ramiro Bustamante, Víctor H Marín, Rodrigo Medel in Oecologia (2010)

    Pollinator-mediated selection is one of the most important factors driving adaptation in flowering plants. However, as ecological conditions change through habitat loss and fragmentation, the interactions among species may evolve in new and…

    Added 2011-11-18 30 readers
12. Modelling the spatial population dynamics of the green oak leaf roller (Tortrix viridana) using density dependent competitive interactions: Effects of herbivore mortality and varying host-plant quality

    Stefan Kapeller, Hilke Schroeder, Silvio Schueler in Ecological Modelling (2011)

    Added 2011-10-13 7 readers
13. Pattern and mortality in Colorado desert plants

    S J Wright, H F Howe in Oecologia (Berl.) (1987)

    Added 2010-10-17 10 readers
14. Recruitment of Hornbill-Dispersed Trees in Hunted and Logged Forests of the Indian Eastern Himalaya

    Pia Sethi, H F Howe in CONSERVATION BIOLOGY (2009)

    Added 2010-10-17 25 readers
15. Species composition and fire in a dry deciduous forest

    S Saha, H F Howe in Ecology (2003)

    A century of annual burning of the understory of otherwise fire-free deciduous tropical forest in central India has favored seven tree species that produce sprouts or suckers from root buds (root-sprouters) over 37 species that produce sprouts…

    Added 2010-10-17 19 readers
16. Cleptoparasitism by Gulls of Migrating Shorebirds

    R B Payne, H F Howe in Wilson Bulletin (1976)

    Added 2010-10-17 3 readers
17. Arrival and survival in tropical treefall gaps

    E W Schupp, H F Howe, C K Augspurger, D J Levey in Ecology (1989)

    Added 2010-10-17 17 readers
18. The anomalous Kentucky coffeetree: megafaunal fruit sinking to extinction?

    David N Zaya, H F Howe in Oecologia (2009)

    Added 2010-10-17 17 readers
19. Arrival and survival in tropical treefall gaps

    E W Schupp, H F Howe, C K Augspurger, D J Levey in Ecology (1989)

    Added 2010-10-17 17 readers
20. Pattern and Mortality in Colorado Desert Plants

    S J Wright, H F Howe in Oecologia (1987)

    Added 2010-10-17 10 readers

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