FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W10284186> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W10284186 abstract "Many studies have reported deficient or intermittent patterns of natural regeneration in temperate deciduous woodland. The present study aimed to assess the relative impact of herbivore-mediated plant mortality on the natural regeneration dynamics of representative tree species (Acer pseudoplatanus, Betula pendula, Fraxinus excelsior, Ilex aquifolium, Sorbus aucuparia, Taxus baccata and Ulmus glabra) in representative temperate deciduous woodland (Shipley Wood and Derwent Gorge, County Durham). Sapling density and the density, spatial association and size distribution of adult tree populations varied significantly between tree species and study sites, reflecting contrasting patterns of current and historical regeneration. Rates of post-dispersal seed predation and seedling herbivory were quantified using field-based 'cafeteria' trials. Rodents were the principal agents responsible for seed predation, whereas seedling herbivory was attributable to a mixed suite of herbivores including invertebrates, rodents and larger mammals. Rates of seed predation and seedling herbivory varied significantly between tree species, most likely reflecting individualistic, trade-off responses to chemical and physical attributes. Fine-scale spatial variation most likely reflected the preferential foraging of rodents beneath protective vegetation cover. There was no consistent evidence to support the hypothesis that dispersed seeds may escape disproportionately high offspring mortality beneath parent plants resulting from increased herbivore activity. Natural seedling density varied significantly between years and between tree species, according to the abundance of viable seeds produced by conspecific adult trees. Although seedling survivorship varied significantly between species, the survivorship of each species was similar between years and between cohorts of the same year. Canopy cover, field layer cover or correlated factors were significant determinants of seed germination and seedling emergence, establishment and survival, according to age- and species-specific tolerances. In relative terms, patterns of natural regeneration were primarily herbivore- limited (Acer and Taxus), microsite-limited (Betula, Fraxinus, Ilex and Ulmus) or limited by herbivores and microsites (Sorbus). The availability of viable seeds may have also limited the recruitment of Ilex, Sorbus, Taxus and Ulmus. Vegetative expansion, mast seeding, seed bank regeneration and repeated, prolonged reproduction may have reduced the actual impact of herbivory on natural regeneration, such that long-lived iteroparous tree species were unlikely to have been critically dependent on current recruitment." @default.
• W10284186 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W10284186 creator A5001747201 @default.
• W10284186 date "1999-01-01" @default.
• W10284186 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W10284186 title "The impact of herbivores on the natural regeneration of temperate deciduous woodland" @default.
• W10284186 cites W101066664 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1231884234 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1480993410 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1488054175 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1492942299 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1493919779 @default.
• W10284186 cites W15117155 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1534587468 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1551510838 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1577984349 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1584070164 @default.
• W10284186 cites W159675065 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1752305507 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1861834673 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1917511675 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1964266107 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1964786673 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1965059221 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1965104220 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1965934825 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1969392946 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1971169870 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1973501586 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1975142833 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1976804195 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1977986375 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1978531277 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1978808932 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1979350240 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1979488229 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1980661209 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1980816066 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1986190761 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1986904488 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1990330640 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1991922387 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1992053216 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1992596986 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1993152574 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1994113352 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1994221896 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1995444779 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1996345454 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1997585329 @default.
• W10284186 cites W1998768581 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2001982791 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2007165197 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2010453582 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2011133038 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2011696461 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2011828256 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2012246271 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2013880657 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2014030794 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2016934326 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2017981539 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2022978549 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2026186870 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2028214503 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2028858850 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2029734091 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2029796932 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2029894290 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2032839068 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2033996651 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2040493046 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2042282770 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2043738659 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2044986693 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2045291252 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2045653366 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2048810176 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2049763161 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2050244148 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2051567983 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2051569503 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2053767832 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2054111379 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2054376303 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2057064535 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2060527545 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2061809160 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2063465747 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2063782535 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2064128946 @default.
• W10284186 cites W206727966 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2068494683 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2069786961 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2069991461 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2070521035 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2071152994 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2071966203 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2072529694 @default.
• W10284186 cites W2073486790 @default.

• next