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Traps collected 33 species.
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e0“A total of 33 species was collected in traps.”
Title
SEED RAIN DURING EARLY PRIMARY SUCCESSION ON MOUNT ST. HELENS, WASHINGTON
David M. Wood; R. del Moral Madroño 2000
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Seed rain density differed across barren and vegetated sites.
- Observation Species relative abundance distributions were generally similar across years and sites.
- Observation A few wind dispersed species accounted for most seed rain.
- Observation Tree and shrub seeds were virtually absent.
- Association Common seed rain species were also common in vegetation.
- Observation Many uncommon vegetation species were unrecorded in seed rain.
- Observation Lupinus lepidus and Salix were rare in seed rain despite being common in vegetation.
- Observation The authors conclude seed rain was sufficient to initiate colonization but species poor.
- Association Vegetation generally reflected incoming seed rain.