Rees, Mark - University of Sheffield - Department of Animal and Plant Sciences

个人简介

Lecturer then Reader Imperial College (1995 - 2004) Professor Sheffield (2004 - )

研究领域

* Evolution of plant reproductive strategies - when and at what size to flower * Evolution of seed size and dormancy * Modeling management strategies for weed populations * Physiology and life history consequences of growth-survival trade-offs * Population biology of invasive plants * Modeling structured populations using integral projection models

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Rose, K.E., S. Louda, & M. Rees (2005). Demographic and evolutionary impacts of native and invasive insect herbivores: A case study with Platte thistle, Cirsium canescens. Ecology, 86, 453-465. Levine, J.M. & M. Rees (2004). Effects of temporal variability on rare plant persistence in annual systems. American Naturalist 164, 350-363. Rees, M., Childs, D.Z., Rose, K.E. & P.J. Grubb (2004). Evolution of size dependent flowering in a variable environment: Partitioning the effects of fluctuating selection. Proceedings of the Royal Society, 271, 471-475. Childs, D.Z., Rees, M., Rose, K.E., Grubb, P.J. & S.P. Ellner (2004). Evolution of size dependent flowering in a variable environment: Construction and analysis of a stochastic integral projection model. Proceedings of the Royal Society, 271, 425-434. Childs, D.Z., Rees, M., Rose, K.E., Grubb, P.J. & S.P. Ellner (2003). Evolution of Complex Flowering Strategies: An Age and Size-Structured Integral Projection Model. Proceedings of the Royal Society 270, 1829-1839. Metcalf, J.C., Rose, K.E. & M. Rees (2003). Evolutionary Demography of Monocarpic Perennials. Trends in Ecology and Evolution 18, 471-480. Buckley, Y.M., Downey, P., Fowler, S.V., Hill, R., Memmott, J., Norambuena, H., Pitcairn, M., Shaw, R., Sheppard, A.W., Winks, C., Wittenberg, R. & M. Rees. (2003) Global patterns of seed size variation in invasive plants. Ecology 84, 1434-1440. Levine, J.M. & M. Rees (2002). Coexistence and relative abundance in annual plant assemblages: The roles of competition and colonisation. American Naturalist 160, 452-467.