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Public invited to Mariana Islands Conservation Conference

Public invited to Mariana Islands Conservation Conference
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Plants Can t Move Fast Enough to Escape Climate Change

Plants Can t Move Fast Enough to Escape Climate Change
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A rare rabbit plays an important ecological role by spreading seeds

Rabbits aren’t thought of as seed dispersers, but the Amami rabbit of Japan has now been recorded munching on a plant’s seeds and pooping them out.

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As animal seed dispersers go the way of the dodo, forest plants are at risk

Birds, bats, elephants, apes, rodents and many other animal species spread plant seeds throughout the world. But as those animal populations diminish, so do the plants that rely on wildlife to shift their range, especially as climate change worsens.

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With fewer animals to spread their seeds, plants could have trouble adapting to climate change

Plants have evolved many strategies for spreading their seeds away from the parent plant.

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