Flower and fruit production and insect pollination of the endangered Chilean tree, Gomortega keule in native forest, exotic pine plantation and agricultural environments

Lander, TA; Harris, SA; Boshier, DH

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This study was undertaken to discover whether patterns of flower and fruit production for Gomortega keule, an endangered Chilean tree, differ between exotic pine plantation, agricultural and native forest environments. A pilot study was also undertaken to identify the primary pollinators of G. keule. Although similar proportions of G. keule trees flowered in the agricultural and native forest areas, more trees in the agricultural sites produced fruit compared to trees in the native forest sit...

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Lander, T. A., Harris, S. A., & Boshier, D. H. (2009). Flower and fruit production and insect pollination of the endangered Chilean tree, Gomortega keule in native forest, exotic pine plantation and agricultural environments. REVISTA CHILENA DE HISTORIA NATURAL, 82(3), 403–412.

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Lander, T. A., et al. “Flower and Fruit Production and Insect Pollination of the Endangered Chilean Tree, Gomortega Keule in Native Forest, Exotic Pine Plantation and Agricultural Environments.” REVISTA CHILENA DE HISTORIA NATURAL, vol. 82, no. 3, 2009, pp. 403–12.

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Lander, TA, SA Harris, and DH Boshier. 2009. “Flower and Fruit Production and Insect Pollination of the Endangered Chilean Tree, Gomortega Keule in Native Forest, Exotic Pine Plantation and Agricultural Environments.” REVISTA CHILENA DE HISTORIA NATURAL 82 (3): 403–12.
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