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1. Current hypotheses predict contrasting roles for natural enemies in determining the success or failure of plant invasions. Differences in plant‐induced resistance and tolerance to native herbivores between native and exotic species might contribute to resolve this controversy.
2. We examined the differences between the native Pinus pinaster and the exotic P. radiata in constitutive resistance,...
1. Plant plastic responses to herbivore damage may include rapid, active reallocation of plant resources to reduce the impact of herbivory on future plant fitness. However, whether these inducible tolerance responses can be extended to pine trees and how these responses could be modulated by genetic and environmental factors remains unclear.
2. Biomass allocation and phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N)...
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