Inclusive fitness, asymmetric competition and kin selection in plants
Abstract
The findings that some plants alter their competitive phenotype in response to genetic relatedness of its conspecific neighbour (and presumed competitor) has spurred an increasing interest in plant kin‐interactions. This phenotypic response suggests the ability to assess the genetic relatedness of conspecific competitors, proposing kin selection as a process that can influence plant competitive interactions. Kin selection can favour restrained...
Paper Details
Title
Inclusive fitness, asymmetric competition and kin selection in plants
Published Date
Mar 4, 2019
Journal
Volume
128
Issue
6
Pages
765 - 774
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