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Literature on Neotropical Bat/Plant Interactions Scott A. Mori This is an alphabetical list of papers documenting the bat/plant interactions found in the Database of Neotropical Bat/Plant Interactions. The reference list is derived from an EndNote database maintained by Scott A. Mori (smori@nybg.org) to whom additions and corrections should be reported. We have many other papers on hand that have not yet been read. As time permits, the information in them will be added to the database and the papers to the list of references. Please report leads to additional papers on bat/plant interactions or
send reprints of papers to Scott A. Mori; Institute of Systematic Botany,
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