Effects of Landscape Heterogeneity and Disperser Movement on Seed Dispersal
Michael G. Just,
Wade A. Wall,
Stacy D. Huskins
et al.
Abstract:The primacy of endozoochory for the maintenance and expansion of many woody plant populations is well known, but seed dispersal is not well understood for most species. This is especially true for rare species, where small population size and low fruit production can limit field- or observation-based experiments. Additionally, the effect of environmental heterogeneity on disperser movement is rarely investigated but has been shown to improve estimates of plant population spatial patterns and dynamics. We used … Show more
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