Kowalski S. P. / Hubbell S. P. / Smithsonian Institution Press / Hitachi / Armour / Rand A. S. / Fig / /
Country
United States / Panama / Costa Rica / / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Did plant / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute / Panama Canal / Armour trail / Plant Species Biol / AVA trail / SAS Institute / Quararibea plant / Advanced Study Institute / /
IndustryTerm
secondary chemicals / resultant yellowish solution / plant chemicals / Chemical phenotype matching / slope site / chemical analyses / natural systems / study systems / leaf chemical phenotype / hilltop site / chemical phenotypes / chemical landscape / observed chemical difference / chemical phenotype / food source / slope-alfisol site / secondary chemical production / chemical profile / plant chemical defense / plant chemical phenotypes / average chemical phenotypes / /
NaturalFeature
Panama Canal / California bay / Barro Colorado Island / /
Organization
Advanced Study Institute on Dynamics of Numbers / National Science Foundation / Cambridge Univ. / Univ. of Utah / SAS Institute / Stanford Univ. / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama / Smithsonian / /
Person
Andrew Ugan / Phyllis D. Coley / Phyllis D. Coley Brenes-Arguedas / Stanford Univ / Nat / Thomas Kursar / Tania Brenes-Arguedas / David Mason / Van Zandt / John Lokvam / Fred Adler / Soila Seedlings / Lora Richards / Walter Carson / /
OIKOS 108: 410 /420, 2005 Phenotypic variation and spatial structure of secondary chemistry in a natural population of a tropical tree species Tania Brenes-Arguedas and Phyllis D. Coley