Seed release by a serotinous pine in the absence of fire: Implications for invasion into temperate regions

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Seed release by a serotinous pine in the absence of fire: Implications for invasion into temperate regions

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In pines, the release of seeds from serotinous cones is primarily considered a response to the high temperatures of a fire. However, the naturalization of serotinous pines in regions where fires are rare highlights the need to quantify environmental conditions that determine seed release to allow accurate prediction of dispersal and spread risk. We investigated the conditions that break cone serotiny in Pinus radiata, a widely planted forestry species that has naturalized in temperate regions...

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2019-12

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Wyse, Sarah / Brown, JE / Hulme, Philip

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/11239

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alien / biological invasions / climate change / closed-cone pine / conifer / intraspecific trait variability / Pinus radiata / weed / Plant Biology / Environmental Science and Management / Invasive Species Ecology / Ecology / Plant biology

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