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Peter D. Moore ()
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Nature, 2002, vol. 420, issue 6911, 34-35

Abstract: The seeds of plants need to be dispersed to locations where they can survive and grow. In the deserts of Mexico, it seems that a species of bat is the dispersal agent of choice for a giant cactus.

Date: 2002
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