A Movement Ecology Approach to Study Seed Dispersal and Plant Invasion: An Overview and Application of Seed Dispersal by Fruit Bats
Asaf Tsoar, David Shohami, Ran Nathan
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Asaf Tsoar, David Shohami, Ran Nathan
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Biological Invasions and Dispersal Processes Overview of The Concepts and Methods Applied to Quantify Seed Dispersal Patterns and Understand their Underlying Mechanisms Seed Dispersal and Movement Ecology of Invasive Species Fruit Bats as Long - Distance Seed Dispersers of Both Native and Alien Species Conclusions References
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This chapter contains sections titled: Biological Invasions and Dispersal Processes Overview of The Concepts and Methods Applied to Quantify Seed Dispersal Patterns and Understand their Underlying Mechanisms Seed Dispersal and Movement Ecology of Invasive Species Fruit Bats as Long - Distance Seed Dispersers of Both Native and Alien Species Conclusions References
Key concepts: Biological dispersal, Seed dispersal, Ecology, Seed dispersal syndrome, Biology, Invasive species, Frugivore, Habitat