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Strangler fig-host associations in roadside and deciduous forest sites, South India.

1996

Aviva Patel

AGROVOC Keywords
animal animales animals arbre forestier bosques carreteras comportamiento sexual comportement sexuel deciduous plants diameter diametro epifitas epiphyte epiphytes ficus forest trees forests fruits frutas host parasite relations inde india karnataka malezas mauvaise herbe natural regeneration parasitic plants plantaciones plantas deciduas plantations plante parasite roads route seed dispersal sexual behaviour sexual reproduction weeds
Bibliographic information
Volume 23
Pagination
v.409-414(4)
Other Subjects
Foret; Plantas parasitas; Regeneration naturelle; Reproduccion sexual; Arboles forestales; Diseminacion de semillas; Relation hote parasite; Reproduction sexuee; Dissemination des graines; Relaciones huesped parasito; Regeneracion natural; Diametre; Plante a feuilles caduques
Language
English
Note
34 ref. Fig trees and their associated animals. A special issue based on a symposium held at Bergen, Norway, May 1994.
Type
Journal Article; Journal Part
Source
Journal-of-Biogeography (United Kingdom). (1996). v. 23(4) p. 409-414.
Corporate Author
Department of Biology, PO Box 249118, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 33124 (USA)
FAO, Rome (Italy). Forestry Dept.
2012-11-15
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