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- chiropterochory (by bats), malacochory (by molluscs, mainly terrestrial snails), ornithochory (by birds) and saurochory (by non-bird sauropsids). Zoochory can occur...
- seeds and then later regurgitate them or p**** them in their faeces. Such ornithochory has been a major mechanism of seed dispersal across ocean barriers. Other...
- germinate better after p****ing through them. They can be eaten by birds (ornithochory), bats (chiropterochory), rodents, primates, ants (myrmecochory), non-bird...
- of smell, therefore ornithochory syndromes would specialize more in colour than scent, in comparison to mammalochory. Ornithochory can increase the reproductive...
- their parent organism can. The main groups include dispersal by birds (ornithochory), dispersal by ants (myrmecochory), dispersal by mammals (mammaliochory)...
- thereby releasing the seeds in favourable situations for germination (ornithochory). Some other birds that swallow the fruit p**** the seed intact through...
- islands, especially in the tropical forest. Most ferns dis**** easily via ornithochory of their spores, allowing fairly frequent colonization from Madagascar...
- 1936     38 Asparagus setaceus Papaveraceae אספרג מנוצה S. Africa     ornithochory   39 Aster subulatus Asteraceae אסתר מרצעני N. America   1960   invasive...
- which attract birds to feed on them, facilitating their dispersal (ornithochory). Seeds that lack an aril appear to be dis****d by the wind (anemochory)...
- regurgitate them or p**** them in their faeces. Such seed dispersal (ornithochory) has been a major mechanism of seed dispersal across ocean barriers....