Pedro Hoffmann
@hoffmannbiologist.bsky.social
🌿 Biologist | PhD Student at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande - FURG 🌱 Focused on seed dispersal, wetlands, and biodiversity | Nature & photography enthusiast
Hi Miguel! Like Andy said, the large amount of propagules comes from pteridophytes, and we also discovered that larger spraints contain more richness. Additionally, larger spraints that contain a greater variety of prey also show more propagules.
February 21, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Hi Miguel! Like Andy said, the large amount of propagules comes from pteridophytes, and we also discovered that larger spraints contain more richness. Additionally, larger spraints that contain a greater variety of prey also show more propagules.
