In this study, we found that the eaten in situ rate of large and small Liaodong oak seeds showed a trend of decrease first, and then increase with the increase in cache density, and the eaten after removal rate showed an increasing trend (with the highest at 4.00 seed·m −2 density).
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Effects of Seed Size and Cache Density on the Seed Fate of <i>Quercus wutaishanica</i> Mediated by Rodents.
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