Life history traits predict colonization and extinction lags of desert plant species since the Last Glacial Maximum

Keyphrases

• Plant Species 100%
• Last Glacial Maximum 100%
• Growth Form 100%
• Life-history Traits 100%
• Seed Mass 100%
• Desert Plants 100%
• Dispersal Syndrome 100%
• Vertebrates 66%
• Dispersal Mechanism 66%
• Colonisation Lag 66%
• North America 33%
• Population Dynamics 33%
• Chihuahuan Desert 33%
• Future Climate Change 33%
• Life History Strategy 33%
• Interspecific Variation 33%
• Past Climate 33%
• Packrat Middens 33%
• Sonoran Desert 33%
• Niche Differences 33%
• Climate Warming 33%
• Past Climate Change 33%
• Herbaceous Species 33%
• Suitable Habitat 33%
• Colonization Rate 33%
• Seed Bank 33%
• Functional Groups 33%
• High-risk Population 33%
• Long-distance Dispersal 33%
• Habitat Condition 33%
• Species Turnover 33%
• Clonality 33%
• Vertebrate Growth 33%
• Temperature Niche 33%
• Mohave 33%
• Postglacial Colonization 33%
• Clonal Growth Form 33%
• Climate Niche 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Last Glacial Maximum 100%
• Plant Specie 100%
• Growth Form 100%
• Climate Change 50%
• North America 25%
• Locale 25%
• Postglacial 25%
• Seed Bank 25%
• Functional Group 25%
• Clonal Growth 25%
• Interspecific Variation 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Seeds 100%
• Life History 100%
• Climate Change 50%
• Interspecific Variation 25%
• Herbs 25%
• At-Risk Population 25%
• Clonal Variation 25%