Under global climate change, we can adjust landscape patterns to mitigate the effects of
climate factors on crop yield. Field and landscape-scale research suggests that increased …

Whole‐plant senescence, defined as a decrease in individual fitness as an organism grows
older, has often been assumed to not occur in plants; however, it has now been detected in …

Understanding the indirect and interactive effects of environmental stressors is critical to
planning conservation interventions, but such effects are poorly understood. For example …

Juvenile survival is critical to population persistence and evolutionary change. However, the
survival of juvenile plants from emergence to reproductive maturity is rarely quantified. This …

Reinforcing imperiled plant populations with transplanted individuals is a conservation tool
that is increasingly used to counter the negative effects of land use change and habitat …

Plant partnerships with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) improve plant resilience to stress
by increasing the plant's access to and uptake of essential nutrients and water, as well as …

Identifying to what degree inherent characteristics of plant species and their variation in
response to their environment regulate the temporal stability of plant populations is …

Abstract Changes in precipitation due to climate change will have consequences for plant
and herbivorous insect communities alike. Multiple hypotheses explain how changes in …

Premise There is mounting evidence that age matters in plant demography, but also
indications that relationships between age and demographic rates may vary significantly …

Aim Habitat loss and fragmentation impose high extinction risk upon endangered plant
species globally. For many endangered plant species, as the remnant habitats become …