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Ecology Letters (2011) 14: 1093–1100
AbstractNatural enemies, especially host‐specific enemies, are hypothesised to facilitate the coexistence of plant species by disproportionately inflicting more damage at increasing host abundance. However, few studies have assessed such Janzen–Connell mechanisms on a scale relevant for coexistence and no study has evaluated potential top‐down influences on the...
Understanding the factors that govern the commonness and rarity of individual species is a central challenge in community ecology. Empirical studies have often found that abundance is related to traits associated with competitive ability and suitability to the local environment and, more recently, also to negative conspecific density dependence. Here, we construct a theoretical framework to show how...
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