On the Causes of Failure of Natural Regeneration in British Oakwoods

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Nov 1919Publisher:JSTORJournal:The Journal of Ecology, volume 7, page 173 (issn: 0022-0477,

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Authors: A. S. Watt;

doi: 10.2307/2255275

On the Causes of Failure of Natural Regeneration in British Oakwoods

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PAGES Introduction. Views of P'revious Authors .173 Part I. Enemies of the Acorn up to the time of Germination 175 Part II. Conditions affecting the Power of Germination . 178 Part III. Establishment and Fate of the Seedling . . .190 The Effect of Animals ..194 The Effect ot a Fungus (Oidiunm quercinum?) . . .197 The Effect of Light . .199 The Effect of a Leaf-eating agent . . .200 The Influence of other Factors. . 201 Interference with the Balance of Nature. . 201 Summary. . 202

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