persistent soil seed bank.
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Perhaps
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Perhaps the best example is masting in
Perhaps the best example is masting in trees.
Pati Vitt
> On Feb 4, 2017, at 6:57 PM, David Inouye wrote:
>
> The classic examples of populations that cycle, including predator-prey
> interactions, and some host-parasite interactions, all involve animals. Are
> there similar examples of cyc
The classic examples of populations that cycle, including predator-prey
interactions, and some host-parasite interactions, all involve animals.
Are there similar examples of cycles in plant populations? Certainly
lots of variation in abundance, such as in population size of desert
annuals res