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Is the distribution of Liparia determined by disturbance or mutualism?
I investigated whether the locally endemic Liparia parva was influenced in its distribution by the distribution of its principal pollinator Acomys subspinosus or by rocks acting as buffers against disturbance by fires. Sampling was carried out at Redhill on the Cape Peninsula (South Africa) during t...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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