A host–parasite model explains variation in liana infestation among co‐occurring tree species
Abstract
Lianas are structural parasites of trees that reduce the growth, survival and reproduction of their hosts. Given that co‐occurring tree species differ strongly in the proportion of individuals that are infested by lianas (liana prevalence), lianas could differentially impact tree species and thereby influence tree community composition. Surprisingly, little is known about what governs variation in liana prevalence. Here, we apply an approach...
Paper Details
Title
A host–parasite model explains variation in liana infestation among co‐occurring tree species
Published Date
May 29, 2018
Journal
Volume
106
Issue
6
Pages
2435 - 2445
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