Do deciduous and evergreen trees differ in juvenile biomass allometries because of differences in allocation to root storage?
Substantial unexplained variation in biomass allometry of woody species may be related to selection for resource conservation against environmental stresses, such as resource seasonality. Further differences in plant allometry could arise due to selection for different types of biomass allocation in response to different environmental stressors (e.g. fire vs. herbivory).
Complications after GKR are uncommon and the risk of a permanent deficit arising from an acute neurological event is exceedingly low.