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Volume 14, Numbers 4-6, 2000
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Tolerance in plant ecology and evolution: toward a more unified theory of plant–herbivore interaction
pp. 283-287(5)

Plant tolerance and resistance in food webs: community-level predictions and evolutionary implications
pp. 289-314(26)
Authors: Chase J.M.; Leibold M.A.; Simms E.

Modelling compensatory regrowth with bud dormancy and gradual activation of buds
pp. 315-330(16)
Authors: Lehtilä K.

Will plant vigor and tolerance be genetically correlated? Effects of intrinsic growth rate and self-limitation on regrowth
pp. 331-352(22)
Authors: Weis A.E.; Simms E.L.; Hochberg M.E.

A test of the compensatory continuum: fertilization increases and below-ground competition decreases the grazing tolerance of tall wormseed mustard (Erysimum strictum)
pp. 353-372(20)
Authors: Huhta A-P.; Hellström K.; Rautio P.; Tuomi J.

Tolerance of Gentianella campestris in relation to damage intensity: an interplay between apical dominance and herbivory
pp. 373-392(20)
Authors: Huhta A-P.; Lennartsson T.; Tuomi J.; Rautio P.; Laine K.

The evolution of tolerance to damage in Gentianella campestris: natural selection and the quantitative genetics of tolerance
pp. 393-419(27)
Authors: Juenger T.; Lennartsson T.; Tuomi J.

High disease incidence and apparent disease tolerance in a North American Great Basin plant community
pp. 421-438(18)
Authors: Roy B.A.; Kirchner J.W.; Christian C.E.; Rose L.E.

Pattern of storage and regrowth in ragwort
pp. 439-455(17)
Authors: Van Der Meijden E.; De Boer N.J.; Van Der Veen-Van Wijk C.A.M.

The evolution of plant response to herbivory: simultaneously considering resistance and tolerance in Brassica rapa
pp. 457-489(33)
Author: Pilson D.

Natural selection and the joint evolution of toleranceand resistance as plant defenses
pp. 491-507(17)
Author: Mauricio R.

Using hybrid systems to explore the evolution of tolerance to damage
pp. 509-521(13)
Authors: Hochwender C.G.; Fritz R.S.; Orians C.M.

Mechanisms of tolerance to herbivore damage:what do we know?
pp. 523-536(14)
Author: Tiffin P.

Tolerating herbivory: does the plant care if the herbivore has a backbone?
pp. 537-549(13)
Authors: Kotanen P.M.; Rosenthal J.P.

Tolerance to herbivory in woody vs. herbaceous plants
pp. 551-562(12)
Authors: Haukioja E.; Koricheva J.

Defining tolerance as a norm of reaction
pp. 563-570(8)
Author: Simms E.L.

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