Seed Dispersal: Theory and its Application in a Changing World
The process of seed dispersal frequently begins with a fruit interacting with a frugivore, and this interaction is a fitting place to begin a book on seed dispersal. The interactions between animals, fruits and their seeds dominate plant reproduction in most habitats. Although we often think of...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-364542023-11-11T05:21:22Z Seed Dispersal: Theory and its Application in a Changing World Dennis, Andrew J Schupp, Eugene W Green, Ronda J Westcott, David A Theory Application The process of seed dispersal frequently begins with a fruit interacting with a frugivore, and this interaction is a fitting place to begin a book on seed dispersal. The interactions between animals, fruits and their seeds dominate plant reproduction in most habitats. Although we often think of tropical forests, even many desert plants produce fleshy fruit designed to attract animal dispersers, and these plants are frequently abundant species (see Bronstein et al., Chapter 7). Of all the potential vectors for dispersing seeds, animals are the most susceptible to disturbance by humans (see Part IV), making it essential that the process of seed dispersal mediated by animals is understood to the fullest possible extent in our rapidly changing world. 2014-03-10T01:20:55Z 2014-03-10T01:20:55Z 2007 Book 978 1 84593 165 0 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36454 en application/pdf CABI |
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The process of seed dispersal frequently begins with a fruit interacting with
a frugivore, and this interaction is a fitting place to begin a book on seed
dispersal. The interactions between animals, fruits and their seeds
dominate plant reproduction in most habitats. Although we often think of
tropical forests, even many desert plants produce fleshy fruit designed to
attract animal dispersers, and these plants are frequently abundant species
(see Bronstein et al., Chapter 7). Of all the potential vectors for dispersing
seeds, animals are the most susceptible to disturbance by humans (see Part
IV), making it essential that the process of seed dispersal mediated by
animals is understood to the fullest possible extent in our rapidly changing
world. |
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Dennis, Andrew J Schupp, Eugene W Green, Ronda J Westcott, David A |
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Dennis, Andrew J Schupp, Eugene W Green, Ronda J Westcott, David A |
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Seed Dispersal:
Theory and its Application in a
Changing World |
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Seed Dispersal:
Theory and its Application in a
Changing World |
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Seed Dispersal:
Theory and its Application in a
Changing World |
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Seed Dispersal:
Theory and its Application in a
Changing World |
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Seed Dispersal:
Theory and its Application in a
Changing World |
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seed dispersal:
theory and its application in a
changing world |
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CABI |
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2014 |
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https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/36454 |
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