Competition in a rough neighborhood: Plant success in a desert environment

Tuesday, December 31, 2013 - 12:00 in Biology & Nature

Many people think of deserts as inhospitable places devoid of life, but numerous plants and animals have adapted to this harsh environment, where they often compete for limited resources. In desert environments, the most limited resource is usually water, forcing plants to adopt different strategies to compete with their neighbors for this precious resource.

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