Claim · model-written summary
Interactions among Festuca ovina genotypes weakened on shallow soils.
- Taxon
- F. ovina
Festuca ovinae1 - Outcome
- interactions between genotypese0
- Direction
- reduced in intensitye0
- Setting
- more stressful shallow soilse0
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Verbatim
e0“interactions between genotypes that were reduced in intensity on more stressful shallow soils”
e1“genetic diversity altered the performance of genotypes in monospecific communities of F. ovina”
Title
Jason Fridley; J. Grime Ecology 2009. doi:10.1890/09-1240
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association Higher genetic diversity marginally increased species diversity in four- and eight-species communities.
- Association Genetic diversity altered genotype performance in Festuca ovina monocultures.
- Association Composition shifts from genetic diversity did not alter community productivity patterns.
- Association Genetic diversity decreased interspecific competition in four-species mixtures.
- Mechanism Genetic diversity promoted competitive equivalency and species equitability in four-species mixtures.
- Observation Festuca ovina genotypes had synergistic and antagonistic interactions in monocultures.
- Association Neighbor genetic composition affected Festuca ovina genotype performance without affecting total productivity.
- Association Neighborhood composition uncoupled Festuca ovina genotype performance between mixtures and monocultures.