disperser

All these features play a critical role in attracting seed dispersers.

They are important dispersers of many forest tree species.

Late dispersers are also juvenile males, but they leave the birth site much later; around 30 or more months of age.

The seed dispersers themselves play an essential role in syndrome evolution.

Thus, they are important seed dispersers for certain plants.

If you remove a seed disperser, the results could be disastrous for a plant community.

Their role in these ecosystems is as pollinators and seed dispersers.

In some areas, however, these dispersers have declined to low densities by hunting and other human activities.

Forest living species of hornbills are considered to be important seed dispersers.

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Also chemical composition can influence the disperser's fruit choice.

Because the birds cover extensive areas while feeding, they are tremendous seed dispersers.

The berries are harmless to birds, the plant's primary seed disperser.

In addition to trees they are also important dispersers of parasitic mistletoes.

Both species of monkey are known to be important seed dispersers within the várzea.

In addition, ants are the main dispersers of M. cucullata seeds.

For this reason, they cannot disperse the seeds over great distances, making them poor seed dispersers.

They are important pollinators and dispersers of mistletoes in forests.

The dispersers had no where else to go, since the prime habitat was bordered in the south by cultivation.

For visible characteristic differences to develop between dispersers and non-dispersers a few conditions need to be met 1.

When the same data are separated into two categories (active and passive dispersers) a pattern emerges.

They are possibly an important keystone species because of their role as seed dispersers and pollinators.

Males have been categorised into four classes: territorial, peripheral, early, and late dispersers.

One other critical influence duikers have on the environment includes acting as "seed dispersers for some plants".

"Turkeys are not great dispersers or fliers," he said, adding that they rarely range much over 12 miles.