Seed dispersal distances were estimated experimentally for three species of ballistic-dispersing perennials in the understorey of Pinus palustris-Quercus laevis (longleaf-pine-turkey-oak) woodland in north-central Florida.(...) Second-order neighbourhood analysis was used to determine the spatial pattern of adult plants. For those with patchy distributions, the number of plants patch −1 , patch radius and mean distance between patches were estimated (...)
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