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Behavioural, Ecological And Genetic Evidence Confirm The Occurrence Of Host-Associated Differentiation In Goldenrod Gall Midges, Warren Abrahamson, N. Dorchin, S.D. Jordan, E.R. Scott, C.E. Clarkin, M.P. Luongo
Behavioural, Ecological And Genetic Evidence Confirm The Occurrence Of Host-Associated Differentiation In Goldenrod Gall Midges, Warren Abrahamson, N. Dorchin, S.D. Jordan, E.R. Scott, C.E. Clarkin, M.P. Luongo
Warren G. Abrahamson, II
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Life In The Slow Lane: Palmetto Seedlings Exhibit Remarkable Survival But Slow Growth In Florida's Nutrient-Poor Uplands, W. G. Abrahamson, C. R. Abrahamson
Life In The Slow Lane: Palmetto Seedlings Exhibit Remarkable Survival But Slow Growth In Florida's Nutrient-Poor Uplands, W. G. Abrahamson, C. R. Abrahamson
Warren G. Abrahamson, II
The palmettos Serenoa repens and Sabal etonia are crucial foundation species in many peninsular Florida vegetative associations. We monitored the survival and growth of individual palmetto seedlings using two cohorts found in different vegetative associations. Seedling cohorts containing both S. repens and S. etonia were individually tagged in 1989 and have been monitored until 2008, a period of 19 years. One cohort (N = 100 seedlings) occurs in a xeric, “inopina-phase” scrubby flatwoods and a second cohort (N =78 seedlings) lives in a well-drained, “wiregrass-phase” flatwoods. The soils at both sites are very nutrient-poor Entisols that show rapid permeability, low …
Associational Resistance, Gall-Fly Preferences, And A Stem Dimorphism In Solidago Altissima, M. J. Wise, C. G. Yi, W. G. Abrahamson
Associational Resistance, Gall-Fly Preferences, And A Stem Dimorphism In Solidago Altissima, M. J. Wise, C. G. Yi, W. G. Abrahamson
Warren G. Abrahamson, II
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