Regrowth following ungulate herbivory in Ipomopsis aggregata : geographic evidence for overcompensation

Overcompensation in Response to Mammalian Herbivory: The Advantage of Being Eaten

Ken N. Paige, Thomas G. Whitham · The American Naturalist · 1987 · 659 citations

Life Sciences, Plant Biology, Plant Sciences +16

Herbivory simulations in ecological research

Ian T. Baldwin · Trends in Ecology & Evolution · 1990 · 282 citations

Life Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Modeling +13

Effect of stress and time for recovery on the amount of compensatory growth after grazing

Martı́n Oesterheld, S. J. McNaughton · Oecologia · 1991 · 259 citations

Agriculture, Animal Sciences, Ecology +9

Overcompensation in Response to Mammalian Herbivory: From Mutulastic to Antagonistic Interactions

Ken N. Paige · Ecology · 1992 · 195 citations

Life Sciences, Botany, Plant Sciences +17

Evidence for an Evolutionary History of Overcompensation in the Grassland Biennial<i>Gentianella Campestris</i>(Gentianaceae)

Tommy Lennartsson, Juha Tuomi, Patric Nilsson · The American Naturalist · 1997 · 191 citations

Life Sciences, Evolutionary Biology, Plant Biology +8