Time-invariant differences between plant individuals in interactions with arthropods correlate with intraspecific variation in plant phenology, morphology and floral scent.

doi:10.1111/nph.13858

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Time-invariant differences between plant individuals in interactions with arthropods correlate with intraspecific variation in plant phenology, morphology and floral scent.

The New phytologist - 1 Jun 2016

Kuppler Jonas, Höfers Maren K, Wiesmann Lisa, Junker Robert R

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The basic units of ecological and evolutionary processes are individuals. Network studies aiming to infer mechanisms from complex systems, however, usually focus on interactions between species, not individuals. Accordingly, the structure and underlying mechanisms of individual-based interaction networks remain largely unknown. In a common garden, we recorded all interactions on flowers and leaves of 97 Sinapis...

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Animals
Arthropods
Bees
Biological Evolution
Ecosystem
Flowers
Phenotype
Pheromones
Plant Leaves
Pollination
Reproduction
Sinapis

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PMID: 26840542
DOI: 10.1111/nph.13858

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