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Ecology Letters (2010) 13: 1182–1197
AbstractExplaining variation in population growth rates is fundamental to predicting population dynamics and population responses to environmental change. In this study, we used matrix population models, which link birth, growth and survival to population growth rate, to examine how and why population growth rates vary within and among 50 terrestrial plant species...
1. A primary goal of evolutionary ecology is to understand factors selecting for the diversity of life histories. Life‐history components, such as time‐to‐reproduction, adult survivorship and fecundity, might differ among species because of variation in direct and indirect benefits of these life histories in different environments or might have lower‐than‐expected variability because of phylogenetic...
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