Search Results - "Nevai, Andrew L"

Retention time variability as a mechanism for animal mediated long-distance dispersal by Guttal, Vishwesha, Bartumeus, Frederic, Hartvigsen, Gregg, Nevai, Andrew L

“…Long-distance dispersal (LDD) events, although rare for most plant species, can strongly influence population and community dynamics. Animals function as a key…”
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Global human “predation” on plant growth and biomass by Jenkins, David G., Haberl, Helmut, Erb, Karl‐Heinz, Nevai, Andrew L., Simova, Irena

“…Aim Ecological theory is not often applied to human appropriation of net primary production (HANPP), which estimates reduction of natural net primary…”
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A model for the spatial transmission of dengue with daily movement between villages and a city by Nevai, Andrew L, Soewono, Edy

“…Dengue is a re-emergent vector-borne disease affecting large portions of the world's population living in the tropics and subtropics. The virus is transmitted…”
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Stability of choice in the honey bee nest-site selection process by Nevai, Andrew L., Passino, Kevin M., Srinivasan, Parthasarathy

“…We introduce a pair of compartment models for the honey bee nest-site selection process that lend themselves to analytic methods. The first model represents a…”
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A Kolmogorov-type competition model with multiple coexistence states and its applications to plant competition for sunlight by Just, Winfried, Nevai, Andrew L.

“…It is demonstrated that a Kolmogorov-type competition model featuring species allocation and gain functions can possess multiple coexistence states. Two…”
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Effect of resource subsidies on predator-prey population dynamics: a mathematical model by Nevai, Andrew L., Van Gorder, Robert A.

“…The influence of a resource subsidy on predator-prey interactions is examined using a mathematical model. The model arises from the study of a biological…”
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Plant population growth and competition in a light gradient: A mathematical model of canopy partitioning by Vance, Richard R., Nevai, Andrew L.

“…Can a difference in the heights at which plants place their leaves, a pattern we call canopy partitioning, make it possible for two competing plant species to…”
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Plant interspecies competition for sunlight: a mathematical model of canopy partitioning by Nevai, Andrew L, Vance, Richard R

“…We examine the influence of canopy partitioning on the outcome of competition between two plant species that interact only by mutually shading each other. This…”
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State-dependent choice and ecological rationality by Nevai, Andrew L., Waite, Thomas A., Passino, Kevin M.

“…Decision makers who minimize costly errors should flexibly adjust the way they trade off competing demands, depending on their current state. We explore how…”
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State subsidies induce gray jays to accept greater danger: an ecologically rational response by Waite, Thomas A, Nevai, Andrew L, Passino, Kevin M

“…Models of strictly rational choice assume that decision-makers evaluate options on relevant dimensions, assign fixed values to options, and then make…”
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Kolmogorov-type competition model with finitely supported allocation profiles and its applications to plant competition for sunlight by Just, Winfried, Nevai, Andrew L

“…A Kolmogorov-type competition model featuring allocation profiles, gain functions, and cost parameters is examined. For plant species that compete for sunlight…”
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The role of leaf height in plant competition for sunlight: analysis of a canopy partitioning model by Nevai, Andrew L, Vance, Richard R

“…A global method of nullcline endpoint analysis is employed to determine the outcome of competition for sunlight between two hypothetical plant species with…”
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A mathematical model of plant competition for sunlight by Nevai, Andrew L

“…Can a difference in the heights at which plants place their leaves, a pattern we call canopy partitioning, make it possible for two competing plant species to…”
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