Non-nutritive phytochemicals (secondary metabolites and fibre) can influence plant
resistance to herbivores and have ecological impacts on animal and plant population …

Poplars (Populus) and willows (Salix) are exotic to New Zealand and have been introduced
and cultivated over the last 160 years, for soil erosion control on pastoral hill country …

Understanding the diet and diet preferences of introduced ungulates is a crucial step
towards modelling their trophic interactions and managing their impacts. We collated …

Abstract Rusa unicolor (Kerr, 1792), or sambar, is the largest Oriental deer. Seven
subspecies occur in varied habitats and elevations from India and Sri Lanka throughout …

Keberadaan rusa dalam kehidupan manusia sebenarnya sudah lama berlangsung. Para
arkeolog menemukan bukti bahwa di zaman purba, ujung ranggah keras rusa (tanduk …

The rapid expansion of deer farming in recent decades has stimulated frequent introductions
of new genetic material, either as live animals or as frozen semen (Pearse & Goosen 1999) …

Recent moves toward greater intensification of legume-based pasture systems have raised
concerns regarding the impact of grazing animals on legume production research to further …

Condensed tannins (CTs), synthesized via the phenylpropanoid and malonic acid pathways,
occur in Populus tissues at widely varying concentrations. Both concentration and molecular …

The study examined the possibility of using the phytoindication technique to describe habitat
preferences of red deer in a relatively homogeneous area. Two alternative hypotheses were …

Combining abundance data collected in designed field surveys with biophysical data
derived from geographic information systems is a powerful way to investigate predictors of …