The effect of reproduction on nitrogen use-efficiency of three species of the carnivorous genus Pinguicula

• 1 Life history theory predicts that reproduction incurs costs in terms of future growth and survival. In infertile environments reproductive events may accelerate nutrient turnover such that losses of limiting nutrients cannot be replenished by uptake fro

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carnivorous plants; costs of reproduction; life-history; mean residence time; nitrogen productivity; nitrogen use-efficiency; Pinguicula; plant strategies; reproductive allocation; subarctic; SUB-ARCTIC ENVIRONMENT; MINERAL-NUTRITION; NUTRIENT RESORPTION

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