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post-dispersal weed seed predation: a standalone construct

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Weed science

the loss of shed weed seeds to invertebrate and vertebrate seed eaters on the soil surface, measured as an annual loss rate that limits seedbank inputs.

In weed science, post-dispersal weed seed predation refers to the loss of shed weed seeds to invertebrate and vertebrate seed eaters on the soil surface, measured as an annual loss rate that limits seedbank inputs. This meaning comes from Westerman (2003) in Journal of Applied Ecology.[1]

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Westerman, P. R., Wes, J. S., Kropff, M. J., & Van Der Werf, W. (2003). Annual losses of weed seeds due to predation in organic cereal fields. Journal of Applied Ecology, 40(5), 824-836. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2664.2003.00850.x

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