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Population ecology of tree succulents (Aloe and Pachypodium) in the arid western Cape: decline of keystone species

1997

Midgley, J.J. | Cowling, R.M. | Hendricks, H. | Desmet, P.G. | Esler, K. | Rundel, P. (Botany Department, University of Cape Town (South Africa))

AGROVOC Keywords
aloe animal salvaje animal sauvage apocynaceae birds demografia demographie demography dieback ecologia ecologie ecology flora flore geographical distribution habitat habitats marchitez descendente monkeys mono mortalidad mortalite mortality natural regeneration oiseau papio pests of plants plagas de plantas plantas suculentas plante grasse population ecology porcupines predatory birds rapace ravageur des plantes singe succulent plants wild animals
Bibliographic information
Volume 6 Issue 6
Pagination
pp. 869-876
Other Subjects
Regeneration naturelle; Hystricidae; Pajaros depredadores; Distribution geographique; Aloe dichotoma; Porc epic; Puerco espin; Decline; Aloe pillansii; Regeneracion natural; Pachypodium; Pajaros; Deperissement terminal; Pachypodium namaquanum; Distribucion geografica
Language
English
Note
18 ref.
1998-08-15
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