Density-dependent feedbacks can mask environmental drivers of populations

Johan Petter Dahlgren

Density-dependent feedbacks can mask environmental drivers of populations

Biologisk Institut

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Abstract

I present some results from studies identifying environmental drivers of vital rates and population dynamics when controlling for intraspecific density statistically or experimentally, show that density dependence can be strong even in populations of slow-growing species in stressful habitats, and argue that controlling for density will often be necessary for identifying spatial variation in environmental drivers of demographic patterns in plants.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	2014
Status	Udgivet - 2014
Begivenhed	99th Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting - Sacramento, CA, USA Varighed: 10. aug. 2014 → 15. aug. 2014

Konference

Konference	99th Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting
Land/Område	USA
By	Sacramento, CA
Periode	10/08/2014 → 15/08/2014

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