Volume 52, Issue 3-4, December 2017

The Ecology of Clonal Plants

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ISSN: 1211-9520 (Print) 1874-9348 (Online)

In this issue (17 articles)

  1. Editorial

    Introduction to special issue on the ecology of clonal plants

    Katherine L. Gross, Tomáš Herben, Jitka Klimešová Pages 265-267
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    Clonal vs leaf-height-seed (LHS) traits: which are filtered more strongly across habitats?

    Anna E.-Vojtkó, Martin Freitag, Alessandro Bricca, Felipe Martello… Pages 269-281

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    Evidence for unexpected higher benefits of clonal integration in nutrient-rich conditions

    Jana Duchoslavová, Martin Weiser Pages 283-294

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    Clonal plants and facilitation research: bridging the gap

    Rob W. Brooker Pages 295-302
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    Clonal integration affects allocation in the perennial herb Alternanthera philoxeroides in N-limited homogeneous environments

    Pu Wang, Peter Alpert, Fei-Hai Yu Pages 303-315

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    Position of tillers in a clone determines their ontogeny: example of the clonal grass Phalaris arundinacea

    Jana Martínková, Jitka Klimešová Pages 317-325

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    Effects of clonal integration in the expansion of two alien Carpobrotus species into a coastal dune system – a field experiment

    Rubén Portela, Sergio R. Roiloa Pages 327-335

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    Checklist of root-sprouters in the Czech flora: mapping the gaps in our knowledge

    Alena Bartušková, Lenka Malíková, Jitka Klimešová Pages 337-343

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    Initial evidence for simultaneous, bi-directional sap flow in roots of interconnected aspen ramets (Populus tremuloides)

    Mario Bretfeld, Scott B. Franklin, Robert M. Hubbard Pages 345-352

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    Colonization dynamics of a clonal pioneer plant on a glacier foreland inferred from spatially explicit and size-structured matrix models

    Daniel Scherrer, Peter Stoll, Jürg Stöcklin Pages 353-366

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    Underground organs of Brazilian Asteraceae: testing the CLO-PLA database traits

    Arinawa Liz Filartiga, Jitka Klimešová, Beatriz Appezzato-da-Glória Pages 367-385

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    Assessing the genetic legacy of a rare, clonal Australian shrub Grevillea infecunda (Proteaceae)

    E A James, R Jordan, G K Brown, P C Griffin Pages 387-400

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    Negative effects of fertilization on grassland species richness are stronger when tall clonal species are present

    Katherine L. Gross, Gary G. Mittelbach Pages 401-409

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    The impact of timing of resource availability on clonal propagation of species with different growth forms

    Juta Lopp, Marek Sammul Pages 411-422

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    Clonal integration is beneficial for resource sharing in a creeping amphibian herb (Alteranthera philoxeroides)

    Ling-Yun Wan, Kai Huang, Zhi-Yuan Hu, Shi-Li Miao, Shan-Shan Qi… Pages 423-432

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    Accounting for clonality in comparative plant demography – growth or reproduction?

    Zdeněk Janovský, Tomáš Herben, Jitka Klimešová Pages 433-442

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    Epigenetic variation in clonal stands of aspen

    Jehwoo Ahn, Scott B. Franklin, Vladimir Douhovnikoff Pages 443-449