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Many plant species are able to tolerate severe disturbance leading to removal of a substantial portion of the body by resprouting from intact or fragmented organs. Resprouting enables plants to compensate for biomass loss and complete their life cycles. The degree of disturbance tolerance, and hence the ecological advantage of damage tolerance (in contrast to alternative strategies), has been reported...
Although there are numerous examples of maternal effects in perennial plant species, studies usually follow the fate of progeny only in their juvenile stages or for one growing season. Here we experimentally demonstrate, for two perennial species, that maternal nutrient environments and disturbance histories affect progeny differently during their first two growing seasons.Whereas progeny of mothers...
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