g-distance seed

of locally dispersed seeds generate a spatial template that often molds the local dynamics of populations and commu-Approaches to define, understand and predict LDD Two general approaches are typically used to define LDD [14]. The proportional definition considers LDD events as a certain small proportion (e.g. 1%) of all dispersed seeds that traveled the farthest distances. According to the alternative absolute definition, LDD events are longer than a specified distance (e.g. 1 km). These two comp-lementary aspects of LDD definition can be combined by using one component to set a threshold and reporting the corresponding value of the other component [14]. Studies Review off more slowly than that of any negative exponential kernel. Generalized dispersal: a dispersal system in which a plant is dispersed by onenities [4–8]. Long-distance dispersal (LDD) events ar