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Key words: diffusion, seed bank, seed germination, seed feeding.

The introduction of continuous soil seed bank storage, although the lack of empirical data. It is essential to understand the subsequent fire by measuring the fate of seeds between species in seed production and using the event-driven supplement established by pulses and seedlings, but the fire mechanism is limited by the lack of species supplement in many Telles, and the trace of germination can be expected to supplement the experimental ecosystem, including grassland and woodland (fire fighting activities between leaves and seedlings). Hobbes1997; Clark, 2000). Seed dynamics encom seedlings are rarely produced by seeds in grassland and woodland, and are scattered in space and time. It is observed that (Campbell1999; Clark 2000; Clark and the losses caused by predation, decay and germination Davidson 2001; Knox and Clark in 2006) and seed sowing (Harper 1977). After the fire-prone community, Accu- experiment shows that simulated recruitment is a continuous seed bank, and it is very important that the seeds are limited, not the recruitment and compensation for adults after Clark and fire-Davidson 2001; Knox and Clark (2006). Woody plants in grassland are obliged to plant and propagate Epacridaceae and (Taylor1995; Keith 1996). Re-propagation is the most leguminous species, and it also has natural seed dormancy, which means that the replacement of seedlings of wood in the fire temperate grassland can be event-driven. Land (Knox and Clark, 2004) and re-propagation are usually scatterers that should accumulate in the soil. If plants produce seeds every season, many species will die in most years. Cumulative seed fire (Kili1977; Carpenter Recher1979; Bell Bank depends on the seed loss of 200 1; Pausas et al., 2004). However, releasing the seed dormancy by spreading the seeds of the unsafe website of resprouting should accumulate pathogen loss and seed predation (Clark and Davidson 200 1). Especially natural enemies, can limit the number of plant populations from top to bottom.