- and it has been most
often reported in invertebrates, birds, and in
granivorous rodents that clip
fruits directly from
trees and
herbaceous plants. Post-dispersal...
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preserve the
fitness of
peppers against fungi infections, insects, and
granivorous mammals.
Capsaicin acts as an
antifungal agent in four
primary ways....
- elaiosome, i.e., a lipid-rich seed
appendage that
mainly attracts non-
granivorous ants and
provides rewards for seed dispersal, and diszoochory, or seed...
- be
found on
mountains or even in deserts. The
finches are
primarily granivorous, but
euphoniines include considerable amounts of
arthropods and berries...
- (13
September 2007). "The
strength of
seeds and
their destruction by
granivorous insects". Arthropod-Plant Interactions. 1 (2): 93–99. Bibcode:2007APInt...
- of the
genus P****er". In Pinowski, J.; Summers-Smith, J. D. (eds.).
Granivorous birds in the
agricultural landscape. Warszawa: Pánstwowe Wydawnictom...
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Vagrants have been
recorded in
North America. The
species is
predominantly granivorous and
forages on the ground. The
genus name
Streptopelia is from Ancient...
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facilitating the bird's escape. The
plumage of the
family is variable.
Granivorous species tend to have dull plumage, with a few exceptions,
whereas the...
- – ʻōʻū (probably extinct, 1998?)
Genus Rhodacanthis – large-billed,
granivorous,
legume specialists Rhodacanthis flaviceps Rothschild, 1892 – lesser...
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their larvae,
molluscs and worms. In winter, it
shifts to a
largely granivorous diet,
feeding on
seeds of
aquatic plants and gr****es,
including sedges...
