The potential for a eucalypt forest to recolonise an adjacent disturbed area [Metropolitan Water Catchment Area, Wollongong, New South Wales; Eucalyptus]
1990
Telford, E. (Wollongong Univ. (Australia))
Established seedlings were used to infer the patterns of past seed dispersal and germination events. A greater spatial distribution of seedlings resulted where the seed source was scattered, compared with a more compact seed source. The potential for recolonisation exists, and will be determined by biotic interactions, edaphic factors, and physical factors (such as fire regime).
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