Implications of newly-formed seed-dispersal mutualisms between birds and introduced plants in northern California, USA

Keyphrases

• Bird Dispersal 66%
• Bird Foraging 33%
• Bird Frugivory 33%
• Bird Use 33%
• Bird-dispersed 66%
• California USA 100%
• Disperser 100%
• Effective Dispersal 33%
• Feeder 33%
• Focal Plant 33%
• Founding Population Size 33%
• Fruit Removal 100%
• Fruit Species 33%
• Fruit Trees 33%
• Introduced Plants 100%
• Invasive Birds 33%
• Invasive Plants 33%
• Invasiveness 100%
• Lag Phase 33%
• Ligustrum Lucidum 33%
• Long-distance Dispersal 33%
• Management Implications 33%
• Mutualism 33%
• Native Species 33%
• Niche Overlap 33%
• Non-native 33%
• Non-native Species 66%
• Northern California 100%
• Novel mutualism 33%
• Olea Europaea 33%
• Ornithologists 33%
• Plant Species 100%
• Seed Dispersal mutualism 100%
• Seed Dispersers 33%
• Seed Predator 33%
• Seed Pulse 33%
• Significant Predictors 33%
• Species Mixture 33%
• Triadica Sebifera 33%
• Use Studies 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Foraging 33%
• Fruiting 33%
• Granivore 33%
• Heteromeles 33%
• Introduced Plants 100%
• Introduced Species 33%
• Ligustrum Lucidum 33%
• Mutualism 100%
• Olive Tree 33%
• Population Size 33%
• Seed Dispersal 100%
• Seeds 33%
• Triadica sebifera 33%