Experimental tests of sex-allocation theory in plants

Abstract

Experimental studies provide tests of sex-allocation theory by measuring male and female fitness gains, and examining the trade-off assumption, to show how fitness responds to shifts in allocation.

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1998Am. Nat.DOI: 10.1086/286173

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