Reproductive ecology of tropical forest plants
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書誌事項
Reproductive ecology of tropical forest plants
（Man and the biosphere series, v. 7）
Unesco , Parthenon, 1990
- : us
- : Unesco
- : uk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Reproductive Ecology of Tropical Forest Plants reviews recent developments in the reproductive ecology of tropical forest plants and explores the implications of current findings on forest structure, function, management, and conservation. It examines how insights gained from reproductive ecology can be helpful in the management of tropical forest resources and discusses directions of future research.
目次
- Reproductive ecology of tropical plants
- reproductive rhythms - plant phenology - phenological behaviour - phenological and floral morphology - seasonal drought and the timing of flowering and leaf fall
- plant/pollinator interactions, gene flow and sexual systems - pollination biology - plant pollinator interactions - micro beetles, pollination syndromes - pollination and reproductive biology - pollen grain deposition patterns and stigma strategies in regulating seed number per pod in multi-ovulated species
- seed and fruit biology - synthesis - frugivory by birds and mammals - determinants of fruit preferences - fruit characters, fruiting phenology and fruit consumption by vertebrates
- seed physiology, seed germination and seed ecology - synthesis - impact of disease on tropical plant reproductive biology - seed viability, longevity and dormancy - seeding morphology and plant establishment
- reproductive biology and management of tropical rain forests - synthesis - regeneration and management - the role of disturbance - the fate of trees in a neotropical forest
- reproductive biology and tree improvement programmes - synthesis - reproductive biology and plantation forestry - effects of inbreeding on growth - genetic structure of tropical tree species - use of small, clonal plants for experiments on factors affecting flowering
- conclusions - reproductive ecology and management of tropical forest resources.
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