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Cache sites preferred by small rodents facilitate cache survival in a subtropical primary forest, central China

Shoujia Sun, Auteur ; Hongmao Zhang, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (40(4) 2013)

Context. Scatter-hoarding rodents tend to hoard plant seeds in preferred places that facilitate seed survival, resulting in high food rewards for hoarders and a high probability of seedling establishment for plants. Aims. To test the hypothesis [...]

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Domestic goat grazing disturbance enhances tree seed removal and caching by small rodents in a warm-temperate deciduous forest in China

Hongmao Zhang, Auteur ; Yu Wang, Auteur ; Zhibin Zhang, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (36(7) 2009)

Context. Grazing by large herbivores may have a considerable influence on ground vegetation as well as on the species composition and abundance of granivors (e. g. small rodents) and this may affect forest regeneration. Very few studies have foc[...]

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Mutualistic and predatory interactions are driven by rodent body size and seed traits in a rodent-seed system in warm-temperate forest in northern China

Hongmao Zhang, Auteur ; Zhenzhen Wang, Auteur ; Qinghuan Zeng, Auteur ; Gang Chang, Auteur ; Zhenyu Wang, Auteur ; Zhibin Zhang, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (42(2) 2015)

Context. Mutualistic interactions between animals and plants shape the structure of plant-animal systems and, subsequently, affect plant-community structure and regeneration. Aims. To assess the effects of plant and rodent functional traits on t[...]

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