The expression of plant resistance traits against arthropod herbivores often comes with costs
to other essential plant functions such as growth and fitness. These trade‐offs are shaped by …

The compensatory growth and defensive capabilities of woody plants after damage are
crucial to their large-scale promotion and economic value. Here, Populus talassica× …

Soil carbon pools remain a target for sequestering greenhouse gases, but appropriate land
management options to achieve such sequestration remain uncertain. Livestock grazing can …

Herbivory is a major energy transfer within ecosystems; an open question is under what
circumstances it can stimulate aboveground seasonal primary production. Despite multiple …

An introduction to a novel habitat represents a challenge to plants because they likely would
face new interactions and possibly different physical context. When plant populations arrive …

Introduction Defoliation and light competition are ubiquitous stressors that can strongly limit
plant performance. Tolerance to defoliation is often associated with compensatory growth …

Question: Does light limitation reduce tolerance to leaf damage in the annual herb Datura
stramonium? Hypothesis: Tolerance to leaf damage should be lower under light limitation …

The compensatory growth and defensive capabilities of woody plants after damage are
crucial to their large-scale promotion and economic value. Here, Popular talassica× Popular …

This study evaluated the photochemical responses of photosystem II and growth of
Hymenaea stigonocarpa under CO2-enriched conditions with exposure to simulated …

Tolerance of herbivory has been defined as the ability of plants to maintain fitness despite
being damaged by herbivores. It is now recognized as a complementary mode of defence to …