There is growing evidence that herbivory-induced legacy effects permit plants to cope with
herbivory. However, herbivory-induced defense strategies in plants against grazing …

Herbivory and resource interact to influence plant regrowth following grazing, but few
detailed investigations on grazing tolerance at population levels are available. We …

More accurate determination of leaf plasticity induced by the legacy effect of grazing and
immediate ingestion can provide insights on growth–defense tradeoffs, and are of great …

Herbivory can reduce plant fitness, and its effects can be increased by competition. Though
numerous studies have examined the joint effects of herbivores and competitors on plant …

Herbivory-induced responses in plants are typical examples of phenotypic plasticity, and
their evolution is thought to be driven by herbivory. However, direct evidence of the role of …

Abstract The Evolution of Increased Competitive Ability (EICA) hypothesis proposes that
exotic plants may become superior competitors in their introduced ranges because they …

Questions Plant facilitation often dominates over competition in stressful environments.
However, to our knowledge few studies have examined plant facilitation within the context of …

Plant quality and predators are important factors affecting herbivore population growth, but
how they interact to regulate herbivore populations is not well understood. We manipulated …

The attractant-decoy hypothesis predicts that focal plants can defend against herbivory by
neighboring with preferred plant species when herbivores make decisions at the plant …

Interactions between above‐and belowground herbivory may affect plant performance and
structure communities. Though many studies have documented interactions of invasive …