seed dispersal by bats in a disturbed area of southeastern brazil

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Abstract
Se recolectó semillas de heces de murciélagos en la cuenca del río Piracicaba, Brasil, de julio de 1995 a mayo de 1996. Estos habitan un área con plantas pioneras y de sucesión secundaria tardía. Seis de las 16 especies de murciélagos dispersan plantas de 14 especies y siete familias. La mayor diversidad de dieta correspondió a Artbeus lituratus y Carollia perspicillata y la planta más frecuente fue Cecropia glaziovii. Los murciélagos actúan como dispersores de plantas de la sucesión secundaria inicial.
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Authors ;Queila S. Garcia;Juliana L. P. Rezende;Ludmila M. S. Aguiar
Journal science journal of university of zakho
Year 2000
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bats seed dispersal brasilbiology (general)

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