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March 9, 2021     7:00 PM     
Zoom link TBA 

The roles of non-native animals in seed dispersal and seed predation in Hawaiian forest

​Delissea waianaeensis at Pahole NAR now relies on non-native birds for seed dispersal.

​​Don Drake, School of Life Sciences, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

​Birds and mammals play key roles in plant reproduction by acting as seed dispersers and seed predators. In Hawaiian forests, native animals have largely been replaced by invasive, non-native species. This talk will explore the extent of these changes and discuss the implications for the future composition of Hawaiian forest communities.

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