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Predicting Dispersal Spectra: A Minimal Set of Hypotheses Based on Plant Attributes

Lesley Hughes, Michael Dunlop, Kris French, Michelle R. Leishman, BARBARA L. RICE, Louise Rodgerson, Mark Westoby

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Lesley Hughes, Michael Dunlop, Kristine French, Michelle R. Leishman, Barbara Rice, Louise Rodgerson, Mark Westoby, Predicting Dispersal Spectra: A Minimal Set of Hypotheses Based on Plant Attributes, Journal of Ecology, Vol. 82, No. 4 (Dec., 1994), pp. 933-950

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Lesley Hughes, Michael Dunlop, Kristine French, Michelle R. Leishman, Barbara Rice, Louise Rodgerson, Mark Westoby, Predicting Dispersal Spectra: A Minimal Set of Hypotheses Based on Plant Attributes, Journal of Ecology, Vol. 82, No. 4 (Dec., 1994), pp. 933-950

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Lesley Hughes, Michael Dunlop, Kristine French, Michelle R. Leishman, Barbara Rice, Louise Rodgerson, Mark Westoby, Predicting Dispersal Spectra: A Minimal Set of Hypotheses Based on Plant Attributes, Journal of Ecology, Vol. 82, No. 4 (Dec., 1994), pp. 933-950

Key concepts: Biological dispersal, Habitat, Ecology, Seed dispersal, Set (abstract data type), Mode (computer interface), Range (aeronautics), Biology

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