Seed dispersal by white-tailed deer: Implications for long-distance dispersal, invasion, and migration of plants in eastern North America

Keyphrases

• Long-distance Migration 100%
• White-tailed Deer 100%
• Eastern North America 100%
• Seed Dispersal 100%
• Long-distance Dispersal 100%
• Plant Species 60%
• Rapid Rate 40%
• Long Distance 40%
• Endozoochory 40%
• North America 20%
• Adaptation 20%
• New York State 20%
• Wide-ranging 20%
• Habitat Type 20%
• Distance Range 20%
• Feces 20%
• Defecation 20%
• Ballistic 20%
• Deer 20%
• Odocoileus Virginianus 20%
• Dispersal Ability 20%
• Gut Retention Time 20%
• Pellet Groups 20%
• Zimmer 20%
• Diaspore Morphology 20%
• Introduced Species 20%
• Viable Seeds 20%
• Long-distance Seed Dispersal 20%
• Seed Shadow 20%
• Alien 20%
• Large Herbivores 20%
• Exozoochory 20%
• Distance Components 20%
• Seeded Fruit 20%
• Local Flora 20%
• Plant Migration 20%
• Seed Dispersal Distance 20%
• American Landscape 20%
• Dispersal Mode 20%
• Fecal Pellets 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Seeds 100%
• Seed Dispersal 100%
• Americans 16%
• Feces 16%
• Odocoileus virginianus 16%
• Ingestion 16%
• Introduced Species 16%
• Herbs 16%
• Grand Unified Theory 16%