Original paper
Re-caching behaviour of rodents improves seed dispersal effectiveness: Evidence from seedling establishment
Abstract
Long-distance seed dispersal is disproportionately important for recruitment, range expansion and gene flow in plant populations. The re-caching of seeds by rodents is considered a mechanism of long-distance seed dispersal. The effect of re-caching on dispersal distance is well studied. However, how re-caching by rodents affects seedling establishment remains unclear. To assess the role of re-caching by rodents on seedling establishment, we...
Paper Details
Title
Re-caching behaviour of rodents improves seed dispersal effectiveness: Evidence from seedling establishment
Published Date
Jul 1, 2019
Volume
444
Pages
207 - 213
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