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rhizomes is not considered invasive in the U.S. Removal of flower heads prior to ripening of seed , if practicable , will helppreventseed dispersal
15.2 Any stray weeds should be removed immediatelyto preventseed dispersal
plant traits and frugivore behaviourcould influenceseed dispersal
plants and animalsresultingfrom seed dispersal
orderto preventdispersal of seed
you can seeto preventseed dispersal
a low infestation flower - heads ... burnedto preventseed dispersal
Plants may be cut before fruit formationto preventseed dispersal
Palmer , which needs to be pulled and baggedto preventseed dispersal
Animals and birds also often eat the fruitscontributingto seed dispersal
the plants ... burn themto preventseed dispersal
to burn the grassto preventseed dispersal
disposed of offsiteto preventdispersal of seed
bats and birds(passive) caused byseed dispersal
Ornithochory Birdscontributeto seed dispersal
These harvester antscontributeto seed dispersal
Mowing / Cutting Cutting ... a last resortto preventseed dispersal
the plants ... floweringto preventseed dispersal
This plant ... floweringto preventseed dispersal
differences in social rank and mediated by food availability by Tsuji , Yamato and Campos - Arceiz , Ahimsa and Prasad , Soumya and Kitamura , Shumpei and McConkey(passive) caused byseed dispersal
Goats , birds , ants , mice and batsmay contributeto seed dispersal
Ideally , the plant should be burnedto preventdispersal of the seeds
Plants which have been pulled out should be burnedto preventseed dispersal
If there are fruits the pile should be burnedto preventseed dispersal
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burn the flowers / seedpodsto preventseed dispersal
plants should be disposed of in a landfillto preventseed dispersal
The figs ... birds and batscauseseed dispersal
The key to its management ... to tryto preventseed dispersal
After August , you should bag the topsto preventseed dispersal
propulsion from drying dehiscent pods(passive) is prompted bySeed dispersal
different ways wind , water , animals , humans , and seed shapescan contributeto seed dispersal
mowing at the flowering stageto preventseed dispersal
must double - bag the plantsto preventseed dispersal
Maternal plant traits that are knownto influenceseed dispersal
Fruit - bearing plants should be removed firstto preventseed dispersal
that plants would be harvested prior to floweringthus preventingseed dispersal
the tremendous diversity of plant – animal interactionscontributeto seed dispersal
the amount of fruit in the neighbourhood ( sensu Sargent 1990can influenceseed dispersal
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the diversity and distribution of plants in ecological communitiesinfluencesthe diversity and distribution of plants in ecological communities
fundamentallyinfluencesfundamentally
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spatial patterns of regeneration and the resulting genetic structuremay ... influencespatial patterns of regeneration and the resulting genetic structure
the spatial template for plant distributioncreatesthe spatial template for plant distribution
in gene transference between cotton populations event thousands of miles apartcan resultin gene transference between cotton populations event thousands of miles apart
the structure of plant communities and seedling survivalinfluencesthe structure of plant communities and seedling survival
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in the highest survival rates for seedsresultsin the highest survival rates for seeds
to the spread of invasive species , crop contamination by weeds or biodiversity conservationcontributesto the spread of invasive species , crop contamination by weeds or biodiversity conservation
the environment experienced by seedsinfluencesthe environment experienced by seeds
changes in environmentscauseschanges in environments
the overcrowding of plants in an areapreventsthe overcrowding of plants in an area
the stage for the suite of biotic and abiotic interactions that determine the fate of individual seedssetsthe stage for the suite of biotic and abiotic interactions that determine the fate of individual seeds
to rotdesignedto rot
the parent plantpreventsthe parent plant
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the competition for water , minerals and sunlightpreventsthe competition for water , minerals and sunlight
to gene flowcontributesto gene flow
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to a more extensive bloom next year ( or maybe notmight leadto a more extensive bloom next year ( or maybe not
to weed growth in otherwise weed - free areas of the lakeleadsto weed growth in otherwise weed - free areas of the lake
The fine - scale spatial genetic structure ( FSGS ) of plant populations(passive) is strongly influenced byThe fine - scale spatial genetic structure ( FSGS ) of plant populations
seed dissemination to unaffected areasto preventseed dissemination to unaffected areas
the demographic cycle of plants ( Harper , 1997 ... and can be split into three categories : primary dispersal , secondary dispersal , and effective dispersalinfluencesthe demographic cycle of plants ( Harper , 1997 ... and can be split into three categories : primary dispersal , secondary dispersal , and effective dispersal
land animalscausedland animals
to germination and sproutingleadingto germination and sprouting
plant community composition and species distributionsinfluencesplant community composition and species distributions
habitats for other birds and other species , insect control , etccreatinghabitats for other birds and other species , insect control , etc
plant recruitment , colonization ability and population persistencefundamentally influencesplant recruitment , colonization ability and population persistence
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to fine - scale spatial genetic structure within plant populationsleadsto fine - scale spatial genetic structure within plant populations
to the recruitment of new populations on the landscapecan leadto the recruitment of new populations on the landscape
to the nickname Russian Tumbleweedleadingto the nickname Russian Tumbleweed
in large colonies of nonnative crotalaria seedlings the following yearcan resultin large colonies of nonnative crotalaria seedlings the following year
the array of shapes , colours , sizes and textures of seed around the gardensto discoverthe array of shapes , colours , sizes and textures of seed around the gardens
to negative impacts on forest regeneration patternsleadingto negative impacts on forest regeneration patterns
in extinctionresultingin extinction