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Survival of Dipteryx oleifera (Fabaceae) trees after Hurricane Ida in Nicaragua
Journal of Tropical Ecology, 2012The impact of hurricanes on tropical forests has been well documented in recent decades, with hurricane disturbance hypothesized to be a leading contributor to maintenance of the high diversity of trees in lowland tropical rain forests (Frangi & Lugo 1991, Vandermeer et al. 2000).
Christine Sarikas, Gerald R. Urquhart
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New Phytologist
Summary Lightning strikes kill hundreds of millions of trees annually, but their role in shaping tree life history and diversity is largely unknown. Here, we use data from a unique lightning location system to show that some individual trees counterintuitively benefit from being struck by lightning.
Evan M. Gora +7 more
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Summary Lightning strikes kill hundreds of millions of trees annually, but their role in shaping tree life history and diversity is largely unknown. Here, we use data from a unique lightning location system to show that some individual trees counterintuitively benefit from being struck by lightning.
Evan M. Gora +7 more
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Feeding Apis mellifera with Moringa oleifera and Dipteryx alata
Journal of Apicultural ResearchBethania Savia Oliveira +4 more
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