黒サイ の エンドゾオコリー は 乾燥 し た サバンナ の 重要 な 樹種 の 発芽 を 促進 する

O E Jones1, H Beckett1, A J Abraham2,3

  • 1School for Climate Studies Stellenbosch University Matieland South Africa.

Ecology and evolution
|September 3, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

アフリカの黒犀 (Diceros bicornis) は,糞を介してVachellia eriolobaの木の発芽を容易にする. この相互作用は種子の散布と発芽のタイミングを高め 乾燥したサバンナの樹木の持続性を促進します

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