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• W4310356321 abstract "During the restoration of secondary forests in Northeast China, it is critically important to promote seed recruitment of Korean pine (Pinus koraiensis), which is highly dependent on rodents and significantly affected by spatially heterogeneous understory vegetation of forest gaps. Understanding the link between understory microhabitats and rodent-mediated seed dispersal, including post-dispersal seed predation and scatter-hoarding seed escaped predation, is essential to improve seed survival. Previous studies have focused on their qualitative relationships by roughly classifying understory vegetation characteristics, which cannot precisely predict regeneration direction. Quantifying the spatial heterogeneity of understory vegetation parameters (e.g., canopy cover, CC; gap fraction, GF) using terrestrial laser scanning (TSL) provides a vital way to determine quantitative relationships. In this study, we collected point cloud data in forest gaps with three sizes and six within-gap positions through TSL to quantify the understory microhabitats using CC and GF and integrated these parameters with spatial site data of Korean pine seeds scatter-hoarding and post-dispersal predation by rodents. The results showed that the influence of the within-gap position on the understory microhabitats was insignificant, and the spatial site selection of post-dispersal seed predation and seed storage was concentrated in the range of 0–22 m away from the seed station, irrelevant to the gap size. Considering the risk of predation by enemies and seed pilferage by competitors in forest gaps, rodents scatter-hoarded or post-dispersal predated seeds in the CC range of 0.2–0.3, and post-dispersal predated seeds less often in the CC range > 0.8. The ratio of post-dispersal seed predation to scatter-hoarding escaped predation firstly increased and then decreased along with the increase in CC and GF. Therefore, the spatial heterogeneity in understory microhabitats caused by gap treatment had an uncertain effect on rodent-mediated seed dispersal, depending on the relative ratio of post-dispersal seed predation to seed scatter-hoarding." @default.
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• W4310356321 date "2022-12-01" @default.
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• W4310356321 title "Rodent-mediated seed dispersal of Korean pine in forest gaps: The importance of fine-scale spatial heterogeneity of understory vegetation" @default.
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