Century-scale effects of invasive deer and rodents on the dynamics of forests growing on soils of contrasting fertility

Keyphrases

• Rodents 100%
• Deer 100%
• Scale Effect 100%
• Forests Growing 100%
• Terrace Forests 33%
• Angiosperms 25%
• Alluvial Terraces 25%
• Survival Rate 16%
• Forest Dynamics 16%
• P-rich 16%
• Seed Predation 16%
• Granivory 16%
• Phosphorus P 8%
• House Mouse 8%
• Growth Rate 8%
• Negative Effects 8%
• Simulation Model 8%
• Long-lived 8%
• Demography 8%
• Emergent Properties 8%
• Invasive Mammals 8%
• Mast Seeding 8%
• Mast 8%
• Interspecific Competition 8%
• Browser 8%
• Individual-based 8%
• Young Tree 8%
• Saplings 8%
• Predation Rate 8%
• Tree Species 8%
• Browsing 8%
• Basal Area 8%
• P Availability 8%
• Marine Terraces 8%
• Mouse Mus musculus 8%
• Mixed Forest 8%
• High Probability 8%
• Mast Year 8%
• Seedling Survival 8%
• Spatially Explicit Model 8%
• Rodent Density 8%
• Tree Abundance 8%
• Total Basal Area 8%
• Forest Model 8%
• Deer Exclosure 8%
• Deer Browsing 8%
• Seedling Abundance 8%
• Seedling Growth Rate 8%
• Mixed Conifer 8%
• Cervus Elaphus Scoticus 8%
• Codominant 8%
• Red Deer Cervus Elaphus 8%
• Canopy Species 8%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Angiosperm 100%
• Seed Predation 100%
• Red deer 66%
• Simulation Mode 66%
• Survival Rate 66%
• Forest Dynamics 66%
• Basal Area 66%
• Mus musculus 66%
• Interspecific Competition 33%
• Exclosure 33%
• Mixed Forest 33%
• Granivore 33%
• Seedling Growth 33%
• Codominance 33%