Ecology of tree seed and seedlings: Implications for tropical forest conservation and restoration
By Ekta Khurana, J. S. Singh. 2001
123 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- M. Slot
- Lourens Poorter
- J. S. Singh
- Ekta Khurana
- Lars Markesteijn
- D. A. King
- Jennifer L. Baltzer
- Stuart Davies
Citations in the corpus
- Diversity of Tropical Tree Seedling Responses to Drought (2007, background): “The ability of seedlings to survive periodic drought is thus a major factor influencing seedling growth and consequently species composition in dry and humid forests (Mulkey & Wright 1996, Khurana & Singh 2001).”
- Germination and seedling growth of five tree species from tropical dry forest in relation to water stress: impact of seed size (2004, background): “These have a better chance to enter into the soil easily than large seeds, and thus facilitate the build-up of a persistent seed bank (Khurana & Singh 2001a).”