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Cakile

Known as: Cakile Mill. 
National Institutes of Health

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2018
2018
Variation in habitat quality and quantity drive selection on dispersal traits in heterogeneous environments, but the extent to… 
Review
2018
Review
2018
Plant species occupy distinct zones on coastal dunes, but the mechanisms limiting their distributions have not been fully… 
2017
2017
In theory, adaptive divergence can increase intrinsic post‐zygotic reproductive isolation (RI), either directly via selection on… 
2014
2014
The paper presents anatomical featuress of the vegetative organs of an endengered plant Cakile maritima Scop.subsp. euxina (Pobed… 
2004
2004
SummaryA naturally-occurring sand dune population of the annual plant Cakile edentula (Brassicaceae) was studied for two years… 
2004
2004
Multilevel natural selection has been demonstrated in natural plant populations, but the ecological conditions that influence the… 
2003
2003
..................................................................................................................................................... ii List of Tables................................................................................................................................................iv List of Figures ...............................................................................................................................................v Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................................................vi Chapter 1. General Introduction Spatial Patterns of Vegetation Development ..................................................................2 Are Native and Exotic Species Ecologically Different? ................................................3 Thesis Structure ..............................................................................................................3 References............................................................................................................................4 Chapter 2. Description and Classification of Plant Associations in Sand Beaches of the West Coast of Vancouver Island Introduction..........................................................................................................................7 Methods ...............................................................................................................................8 Study Area ......................................................................................................................8 Field Sampling................................................................................................................9 Data Analyses ...............................................................................................................13 Results ...............................................................................................................................15 Discussion..........................................................................................................................24 References..........................................................................................................................29 Chapter 3. Spatial Patterns of Native and Exotic Plant Richness in Sand Beaches Introduction........................................................................................................................33 Methods .............................................................................................................................35 Plant Species Richness and Plant Cover.......................................................................35 Environmental Variables ..............................................................................................36 Seedling Experiment.....................................................................................................37 Statistical and Comparative Analyses ..........................................................................37 Results ...............................................................................................................................39 Discussion..........................................................................................................................48 Management Implications ............................................................................................52 References..........................................................................................................................53 Chapter 4. Do Native and Exotic Plants Have Different Distribution–Abundance Relationships in Regional Patch Networks? Introduction........................................................................................................................59 Methods .............................................................................................................................60 Summary of Datasets....................................................................................................60 Regional Distribution: Patches and Patch Occupancy..................................................62 Local Abundance..........................................................................................................63 Statistical Analyses.......................................................................................................64 Results ...............................................................................................................................65 Discussion..........................................................................................................................71 Management Implications ............................................................................................72 References..........................................................................................................................75 
Review
2003
Review
2003
Sand mining has been responsible for much of the degradation of the indigenous flora of sand dunes in New South Wales, to the… 
1998
1998
Inbreeding may influence the intensity of sibling competition by altering the number of offspring produced or by changing plant… 
1997
1997
Abstract A factorial design of three densities of siblings at three local distances from seed parents was employed to distinguish…