Leaf Size Evolution is a theoretical construct in plant evolutionary biology that explains the adaptive changes in leaf size over geological time as driven by environmental selection pressures, developmental constraints, and phylogenetic history.
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On the Adaptive Significance of Leaf Height in Forest Herbs
Thomas J. Givnish · The American Naturalist · 1982 · 462 citations
Sizes and Shapes of Liane Leaves
Thomas J. Givnish, Geerat J. Vermeij · The American Naturalist · 1976 · 380 citations
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Stanford University
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Victoria University of Wellington
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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