Simple cyme (solitary)

Determinate inflorescence consist of a single flower, it may be terminal or axillary

Example: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

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Clustered dispersions

Social groups

Clustered resources

Offspring that remain close to their parents.

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To calculate the future size of a population

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Area- and volume-based surveys, Surveys that define the boundaries of an area or volume and then count all the individuals in the space

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Cumulative finite rate of increase

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Geometric growth can follow reintroduction of a population in a habitat

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Dispersal is the movement of individuals from one area to another.

Dispersal involves individuals leaving their habitat of origin—where a seed was made or where a squirrel was born—and typically not returning.