Long-term patterns of acorn production for five oak species in xeric Florida uplands

Warren G. Abrahamson; J.N. Layne

Long-term patterns of acorn production for five oak species in xeric Florida uplands

Warren G. Abrahamson, J.N. Layne

Bucknell University

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Original language	American English
Journal	Ecology
Volume	84
State	Published - 2003

Keywords

acorn
crop size
Florida
mast fruiting
precipitation effects on reproduction
Quercus
resource-matching hypothesis
sandhill
sand pine scrub
scrubby flatwoods

Disciplines

Biology

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