Claim · model-written summary
Shape differences partly reflected unequal relative growth of parts.
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e0“different growth rates of parts relative to each other”
Title
Conditioning effects by neighbors on the growth and form of Trifolium repens
Roy Turkington; Elena Klein; Jack Maze Canadian Journal of Botany 1994. doi:10.1139/b94-099
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Clover individuals showed little home-neighborhood advantage.
- Observation Most variation was within genets, interpreted as plasticity.
- Association Grass neighbors mainly influenced clover size.
- Association Origins and genets mainly influenced clover shape.
- Mechanism Size differences reflected similar modification of all growth rates.
- Observation Authors infer size differences preceded shape differences evolutionarily.