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Dispersal in Plants: A Population Perspective

Roger Cousen

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Preface 1. Introduction DISPERSAL OF INDIVIDUAL PROPAGULES 2. Contribution of the parent plant to dispersal 3. Attributes of propagules that aid dispersal 4. Post-release movement of propagules PATTERNS OF DISPERSAL FROM ENTIRE PLANTS 5. Patterns of dispersal from entire plants DISPERSAL IN POPULATION DYNAMICS AND EVOLUTION 6. Invasions and range expansion 7. Propagule dispersal and the spatial dynamics of populations and communities 8. The Evolution of Dispersal 9. Concluding Remarks References Index

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Preface 1. Introduction DISPERSAL OF INDIVIDUAL PROPAGULES 2. Contribution of the parent plant to dispersal 3. Attributes of propagules that aid dispersal 4. Post-release movement of propagules PATTERNS OF DISPERSAL FROM ENTIRE PLANTS 5. Patterns of dispersal from entire plants DISPERSAL IN POPULATION DYNAMICS AND EVOLUTION 6. Invasions and range expansion 7. Propagule dispersal and the spatial dynamics of populations and communities 8. The Evolution of Dispersal 9. Concluding Remarks References Index

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Preface 1. Introduction DISPERSAL OF INDIVIDUAL PROPAGULES 2. Contribution of the parent plant to dispersal 3. Attributes of propagules that aid dispersal 4. Post-release movement of propagules PATTERNS OF DISPERSAL FROM ENTIRE PLANTS 5. Patterns of dispersal from entire plants DISPERSAL IN POPULATION DYNAMICS AND EVOLUTION 6. Invasions and range expansion 7. Propagule dispersal and the spatial dynamics of populations and communities 8. The Evolution of Dispersal 9. Concluding Remarks References Index

Key concepts: Biological dispersal, Propagule, Ecology, Population, Range (aeronautics), Biology, Propagule pressure, Geography

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