Titlebook: Ant-plant interactions in Australia; Ralf C. Buckley Book 1982 Dr W. Junk Publishers, The Hague 1982 Myrmecochory.plant.plants.seed.soil

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19634-9ersal of seeds by birds eating large fleshy fruits, which require relatively fertile soils and protection from fire. Further studies of the relationship between soil nutrient status and patterns of plant dispersal are needed.

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Relationship between the seed-harvesting ants and the plant community in a semi-arid environment,munity dampens population fluctuations when food resources change. Such loose coupling within and between trophic levels would tend to stabilize the structure of communities subjected to extreme, variable and unpredictable environments, such as the semi-arid and arid regions of Australia.

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Convergence of myrmecochory in mediterranean Australia and South Africa,ersal of seeds by birds eating large fleshy fruits, which require relatively fertile soils and protection from fire. Further studies of the relationship between soil nutrient status and patterns of plant dispersal are needed.

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Seed removal by ants in the mallee of northwestern Victoria,cies selectivity and marked spatial variability, indicating that they may play an important role in plant distribution. The distributions of particular harvester ants appear to be determined by the availability of preferred seeds. The activities of elaiosome-collecting ants are discussed briefly.

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Relationship between the seed-harvesting ants and the plant community in a semi-arid environment,hese ants and the plant community are described briefly, and areas of potential interaction, which could influence the population dynamics of either community, are defined. A study of these interactions suggests that there are no strong short-term regulatory effects, and that the granivore-plant sys

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