Rainforest Seedlings Grow Better in Natural Forests Than Restored Ones, Even After 30 Years, Study Finds
The survival rate of rainforest seedlings is higher in natural forests than forests that were restored for decades after logging.
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The survival rate of rainforest seedlings is higher in natural forests than forests that were restored for decades after logging.
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According to a new study, researchers discovered animals play a crucial role in seed dispersal that can help with forests' recovery and growth. Read here the complete study.
The way animals disperse seeds throughout landscapes is known to be an important element in promoting growth of forested areas, and a new study over an extended timeframe has shed valuable new light on this process.
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