Abstract:Seed predation is one of the most important biotic filters that determines whether an exotic species can become part of the community. Rodents are generalist seed consumers whose feeding preferences can affect the exotic species recruitment. Their foraging decisions are often modulated by seed traits, abundance, and the environmental context in which rodents encounter seeds. Besides, the consumption preference for exotic seeds may depend on how different they are from natives. We evaluated the combined effect … Show more
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