Items where Author is "Stoll, P."

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Minoretti, N. and Stoll, P. and Baur, B.. (2013) Heritability of sperm length and shell size in the land snail Arianta arbustorum. Journal of molluscan studies, Vol. 79 , S. 218–224.

Schulze, J. and Erhardt, A. and Stoll, P.. (2013) Reduced clonal reproduction indicates low potential for establishment of hybrids between wild and cultivated strawberries (Fragaria vesca x F. x ananassa). Ecological research, Vol. 28 , S. 43–52.

Newbery, D. M. and Stoll, P.. (2013) Relaxation of species-specific neighborhood effects in Bornean rain forest under climatic perturbation. Ecology, Vol. 94, Nr. 12. pp. 2838-2851.

Thebault, A. and Stoll, P. and Buttler, A.. (2012) Complex interactions between spatial pattern of resident species and invasiveness of newly arriving species affect invasibility. Oecologia, Vol. 170, H. 4. pp. 1133-1142.

Stoll, P. and Gatzsch, K. and Rusterholz, H. -P. and Baur, B.. (2012) Response of plant and gastropod species to knotweed invasion. Basic and applied ecology, Vol. 13, H. 1 , S. 232–240.

Schulze, J. and Oeschger, L. and Gross, A. and Mueller, A. and Stoll, P. and Erhardt, A.. (2012) Solitary bees – potential vectors for gene flow from cultivated to wild strawberries. Flora, Vol. 207, H. 10 , S. 762–767.

Schulze, J. and Rufener, R. and Erhardt, A. and Stoll, P.. (2012) The relative importance of sexual and clonal reproduction for population growth in the perennial herb; Fragaria vesca. Population ecology, Vol. 54, H. 3. pp. 369-380.

Schulze, J. and Stoll, P. and Widmer, A. and Erhardt, A.. (2011) Searching for gene flow from cultivated to wild strawberries in Central Europe. Annals of botany, Vol. 107, H. 4. pp. 699-707.

Fröberg, L. and Stoll, P. and Baur, A. and Baur, B.. (2011) Snail herbivory decreases cyanobacterial abundance and lichen diversity along cracks of limestone pavements. Ecosphere, Vol. 2, H. 3 , Article 38.

Vogt, D. R. and Murrell, D. J. and Stoll, P.. (2010) Testing spatial theories of plant coexistence : no consistent differences in intra- and interspecific interaction distances. The American naturalist, Vol. 175, H. 1. pp. 73-84.

Wassmuth, B. E. and Stoll, P. and Tscharntke, T. and Thies, C.. (2009) Spatial aggregation facilitates coexistence and diversity of wild plant species in field margins. Perspectives in plant ecology, evolution and systematics, Vol. 11, H. 2. pp. 127-135.

Monzeglio, U. and Stoll, P.. (2008) Effects of spatial pattern and relatedness in an experimental plant community. Evolutionary ecology, Vol. 22, H. 6. pp. 723-741.

Stoll, P. and Dolt, C. and Goverde, M. and Baur, B.. (2006) Experimental habitat fragmentation and invertebrate grazing in a herbaceous grassland species. Basic and applied ecology, Vol. 7, H. 4. pp. 307-319.

Joshi, J. and Stoll, P. and Rusterholz, H. P. and Schmid, B. and Dolt, C. and Baur, B.. (2006) Small-scale experimental habitat fragmentation reduces colonization rates in species-rich grasslands. Oecologia, Vol. 148, H. 1. pp. 144-152.

Stoll, P. and Newbery, D. M.. (2005) Evidence of species-specific neighborhood effects in the dipterocarpaceae of a Bornean rain forest. Ecology, 86, Nr. 11. pp. 3048-3062.

Stoll, P. and Bergius, E.. (2005) Pattern and process : competition causes regular spacing of individuals within plant populations. The Journal of Ecology, Vol. 93. pp. 395-403.

Monzeglio, U. and Stoll, P.. (2005) Spatial patterns and species performances in experimental plant communities. Oecologia, Vol. 145, H. 4. pp. 619-628.

Stoll, P. and Weiner, J. and Muller-Landau, H. and Muller, E. and Hara, T.. (2002) Size symmetry of competition alters biomass-density relationships. Proceedings of the Royal Society. Series B, Biological sciences, Vol. 269. pp. 2191-2195.

Stoll, P. and Prati, D.. (2001) Intraspecific aggregation alters competitive interactions in experimental plant communities. Ecology, 82, Nr. 2. pp. 319-327.

Weiner, J. and Stoll, P. and Muller-Landau, H. and Jasentuliyana, A.. (2001) The effects of density, spatial pattern, and competitive symmetry on size variation in simulated plant populations. The American naturalist, Vol. 158, Nr. 4. pp. 438-450.

Stoll, P. and Weiner, J.. (2000) A neighborhood view of interactions among individual plants. In: The Geometry of Ecological Interactions : Simplifying Spatial Complexity. Cambridge, U.K., pp. 11-27.

Vila, M. and Stoll, P. and Weiner, J.. (1998) Effects of Rosmarinus officinalis neighbors on resprouting of Erica multiflora individuals. Plant Ecology, 136 (2). pp. 167-173.

Stoll, P. and Schmid, B.. (1998) Plant foraging and dynamic competition between branches of Pinus sylvestris in contrasting light environments. The Journal of Ecology, Vol. 86. pp. 934-945.

Stoll, P. and Egli, P. and Schmid, B.. (1998) Plant foraging and rhizome growth patterns of Solidago altissima in response to mowing and fertilizer application. The Journal of Ecology, Vol. 86. pp. 341-354.

Berntson, G. M. and Stoll, P.. (1997) Correcting for finite spatial scales of self-similarity when calculating the fractal dimensions of real-world structures. Proceedings of the Royal Society. Series B, Biological sciences, Vol. 264. pp. 1531-1537.

Weiner, J. and Martinez, S. and MullerScharer, H. and Stoll, P. and Schmid, B.. (1997) How important are environmental maternal effects in plants? : a study with Centaurea maculosa. The Journal of Ecology, Vol. 85. pp. 133-142.

Stoll, P. and Weiner, J. and Schmid, B.. (1994) Growth variation in a naturally established population of pinus-sylvestris. Ecology, 75, Nr. 3. pp. 660-670.

Schmid, B. and Polasek, W. and Weiner, J. and Krause, A. and Stoll, P.. (1994) Modelling of discontinuous relationships in biology with censored regression. The American naturalist, Vol. 143, Nr. 3. pp. 494-507.