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Based on the animal dispersal hypothesis and the predator satiation hypothesis, we examined the effects of seed abundance at both population (i.e., mast seeding) and community levels on seed predation and dispersal of Castanopsis fargesii (Fagaceae), a rodent-dispersed mast species in Eastern Asia. In a subtropical evergreen broadleaved forest in the Dujiangyan region of Sichuan Province, China, individual...
Few studies have evaluated the role of seed dispersal by animals (especially scatter-hoarding rodents) in natural restoration in fragmented forests. In order to assess the potential benefits of oil tea from natural dispersal by seed-caching rodents, we tracked the individual seeds with coded tin tags of oil tea Camellia oleifera (Theaceae), an economically important evergreen shrubs, by establishing...
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