RESOURCE MANIPULATIONS IN NATURAL VEGETATION - A REVIEW

[1] ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NICHE AND COMPETITIVE ABILITY - IMPLICATIONS FOR COEXISTENCE THEORY [J]. ACTA BIOTHEORETICA, 1984, 33 (02) : 67 - 83

[2] ECOLOGICAL COMBINING ABILITY AND COMPETITIVE COMBINING ABILITY IN PLANTS - TOWARD A GENERAL EVOLUTIONARY-THEORY OF COEXISTENCE IN SYSTEMS OF COMPETITION [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1983, 122 (06) : 707 - 731

[3] AERTS R, 1988, VEGETATIO, V76, P63

[4] QUANTITATIVE-ANALYSIS OF SHOOT PHENOLOGY AND DOMINANCE IN HERBACEOUS VEGETATION [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1977, 65 (03) : 759 - 791

[5] CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF PLANT ROOTS, AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO UPTAKE OF INSOLUBLE NUTRIENTS [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 1961, 12 (05): : 755 - +

[6] RELATIVE GROWTH OF 6 THISTLE SPECIES ALONG A NUTRIENT GRADIENT WITH MULTISPECIES COMPETITION [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1985, 73 (02) : 667 - 684

[7] COMMUNITY AND POPULATION LEVEL RESPONSES TO FERTILIZATION IN AN OLD-FIELD ECOSYSTEM [J]. ECOLOGY, 1978, 59 (04) : 660 - 665

[8] THE GROWTH-RESPONSE OF 2 EAST-AFRICAN PERENNIAL GRASSES TO DEFOLIATION, NITROGEN-FERTILIZER AND COMPETITION [J]. OIKOS, 1988, 51 (01) : 25 - 30

[9] SOIL PHOSPHATE AND ITS ROLE IN MOLDING SEGMENTS OF AUSTRALIAN FLORA AND VEGETATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO XEROMORPHY AND SCLEROPHYLLY [J]. ECOLOGY, 1966, 47 (06) : 992 - &

[10] EFFECTS OF TIMING OF NUTRIENT ADDITION ON COMPETITION WITHIN AND BETWEEN 2 ANNUAL PLANT-SPECIES [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1987, 75 (01) : 229 - 245

[1] ON THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NICHE AND COMPETITIVE ABILITY - IMPLICATIONS FOR COEXISTENCE THEORY [J]. ACTA BIOTHEORETICA, 1984, 33 (02) : 67 - 83

[2] ECOLOGICAL COMBINING ABILITY AND COMPETITIVE COMBINING ABILITY IN PLANTS - TOWARD A GENERAL EVOLUTIONARY-THEORY OF COEXISTENCE IN SYSTEMS OF COMPETITION [J]. AMERICAN NATURALIST, 1983, 122 (06) : 707 - 731

[3] AERTS R, 1988, VEGETATIO, V76, P63

[4] QUANTITATIVE-ANALYSIS OF SHOOT PHENOLOGY AND DOMINANCE IN HERBACEOUS VEGETATION [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1977, 65 (03) : 759 - 791

[5] CATION EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF PLANT ROOTS, AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO UPTAKE OF INSOLUBLE NUTRIENTS [J]. AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, 1961, 12 (05): : 755 - +

[6] RELATIVE GROWTH OF 6 THISTLE SPECIES ALONG A NUTRIENT GRADIENT WITH MULTISPECIES COMPETITION [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1985, 73 (02) : 667 - 684

[7] COMMUNITY AND POPULATION LEVEL RESPONSES TO FERTILIZATION IN AN OLD-FIELD ECOSYSTEM [J]. ECOLOGY, 1978, 59 (04) : 660 - 665

[8] THE GROWTH-RESPONSE OF 2 EAST-AFRICAN PERENNIAL GRASSES TO DEFOLIATION, NITROGEN-FERTILIZER AND COMPETITION [J]. OIKOS, 1988, 51 (01) : 25 - 30

[9] SOIL PHOSPHATE AND ITS ROLE IN MOLDING SEGMENTS OF AUSTRALIAN FLORA AND VEGETATION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO XEROMORPHY AND SCLEROPHYLLY [J]. ECOLOGY, 1966, 47 (06) : 992 - &

[10] EFFECTS OF TIMING OF NUTRIENT ADDITION ON COMPETITION WITHIN AND BETWEEN 2 ANNUAL PLANT-SPECIES [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1987, 75 (01) : 229 - 245