Biotic interactions contribute to the geographic range limit of an annual plant: Herbivory and phenology mediate fitness beyond a range margin

Keyphrases

• Annual Plants 100%
• Anthropocene 50%
• Biotic Interactions 100%
• Californian 50%
• Clarkia Xantiana Ssp. Xantiana 100%
• Demography 50%
• Distributional Limits 50%
• Driving Range 50%
• Environmental Gradients 50%
• Geographic Range Limit 100%
• Lifetime Fitness 50%
• Limit Theory 50%
• Mammalian Herbivores 50%
• Parviflora 50%
• Phenology 100%
• Range Boundary 50%
• Range Dynamics 50%
• Range Limits 50%
• Range Margin 100%
• Spatial Gradient 50%
• Species Distribution 50%
• Species Interactions 50%
• Species Spatial Distribution 50%
• Steep Gradients 50%
• Transplant Experiment 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Annuals 100%
• Clarkia 100%
• Phenology 100%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Annual Plant 100%
• Anthropocene 16%
• Dynamic Range 16%
• Environmental Gradient 16%
• Field Experiment 16%
• Geographic Distribution 16%
• Herbivory 100%