Seed predation, germination and seedling establishment of Acacia erioloba in northern Botswana

By M. E. Barnes. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation, Social Psychology

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In Ecology

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Citations in the corpus

• A patch-dynamics approach to savanna dynamics and woody plant encroachment – Insights from an arid savanna (2006, background): “Due to high evapotranspiration during the hot growing season, periods of inadequate soil moisture during the growing season are frequent even in moist savannas and limit tree recruitment (Medina and Silva, 1990; Harrington, 1991; O’Connor, 1995; Hoffmann, 1996; Wilson and Witkowski, 1998; Barnes, 20”
• What controls woodland regeneration after elephants have killed the big trees (2009, unknown): “Belsky 1984; Mwalyosi 1990; Prins and van der Jeugd 1993; Sinclair 1995). In Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, Belsky (1984) found that browsing antelopes such as impala Aepyceros melampus Lichtenstein, Grant’s gazelle Gazella granti Brooke, Thomson’s gazelle G.”
• Elephant seasonal vegetation preferences across dry and wet savannas (2009, background): “Declining mature riparian forests, such as those along the Chobe River in Chobe National Park, suggest there is something historically exceptional in the present day (Barnes, 2001; Herremans, 1995).”