The cooing birds that many have sung about at Christmas are once again a hot topic. The Guardian reports that U.K.

Birds and Bats Responsible for Seed Dispersal in Tropical Forests. University of Illinois press release. September 27, 2005. EDITOR’S NOTE: Scientists believe they may have found a way to regrow ...

Birds disperse seeds for many plants, but Pisonia trees provide no value to birds. Instead, it lethally immobilizes them ...

Vizentin-Bugoni et al. identified over 100,000 seeds collected from bird feces across O'ahu and found that native plants are almost entirely dependent on invasive birds for seed dispersal.

The bird lineages that disperse loranthaceous seeds originated no more than 20–25 Myr ago 6,10. Our findings suggest that marsupial dispersal of mistletoe seeds might represent a very primitive ...

Seed dispersal, i.e. birds spreading seeds or wind carrying seeds, means the mechanism by which a seed is moved from its parent tree to a new area; ...

The answer is seed dispersal, possibly by way of Animal, bird poop provide seed, fertilizer in one application | Explore Yakima | yakimaherald.com Skip to main content ...

They were crucial in dispersing seeds in both these types of forests. They also found that the remaining patches of forests were very important for birds like the white-throated Brown Hornbill ...

"We can infer what the seed dispersal would have been for now-extinct birds," Fricke said. "The same thing goes for a super rare monkey species that lives in a faraway isolated location ...

The weka, a flightless bird in New Zealand, brings plants to new areas by eating their fruit and excreting the seeds. But some choose to stick close to humans and their food, limiting their range.

Heredity - Contrasting impacts of pollen and seed dispersal on spatial genetic structure in the bird-pollinated Banksia hookeriana Skip to main content Thank you for visiting nature.com.

It can be hard to predict exactly where birds will decide to put themselves next - luckily an expert has shared exactly which ...