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Dispersal Adaptations of some Acacia species in the Australian arid zone

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Main Author: Davidson W. D. And Morton R. S
Format: Libro
Published: 1984
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Acacia; Australian arid zone; dispersal ecology; fruit quality; myrmecochory; ornithochory; seed parasitoids; soil nutrients
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