A test of the reproductive economy hypothesis in plants: more offspring per capita come from large (not small) parents in Avena barbata

Competition and body size in plants: the between-species trade-off for maximum potential versus minimum reproductive threshold size

(2011) A. J. Tracey et al.   Journal of Plant Ecology

Quantitative Trait Locus Mapping of Genes Under Selection Across Multiple Years and Sites in Avena barbata: Epistasis, Pleiotropy, and Genotype-by-Environment Interactions

(2010) R. G. Latta et al.   GENETICS

Within-genus size distributions in angiosperms: Small is better

(2010) Sarah L. Dombroskie et al.   PERSPECTIVES IN PLANT ECOLOGY EVOLUTION AND SYSTEMATICS

NATURAL SELECTION ON PLEIOTROPIC QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCI AFFECTING A LIFE-HISTORY TRADE-OFF INAVENA BARBATA

(2009) Robert G. Latta et al.   EVOLUTION

Path analysis of natural selection via survival and fecundity across contrasting environments inAvena barbata

(2009) R. G. LATTA et al.   JOURNAL OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

Big plants--do they limit species coexistence?

(2009) L. M. Keating et al.   Journal of Plant Ecology

Testing for local adaptation inAvena barbata: a classic example of ecotypic divergence

(2009) ROBERT G. LATTA   MOLECULAR ECOLOGY

Fitness and its role in evolutionary genetics

(2009) H. Allen Orr   NATURE REVIEWS GENETICS

GENOTYPE BY ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS FOR FITNESS IN HYBRID GENOTYPES OFAVENA BARBATA

(2008) April D. Johansen-Morris et al.   EVOLUTION

Offspring for the next generation: most are produced by small plants within herbaceous populations

(2008) Jesse Chambers et al.   EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY

Heritable variation and genetic correlation of quantitative traits within and between ecotypes of Avena barbata

(2008) K. M. GARDNER et al.   JOURNAL OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

More plant biomass results in more offspring production in annuals, or does it?

(2008) Marina S. Neytcheva et al.   OIKOS