investigated during one year in two Cerrado fragments in the state of São Paulo,
southeastern Brazil. A. geraensis had inflorescences and infrutescences throughout the
year. Two scatter-hoarding rodents (the spiny rat, Clyomys bishopi and agoutis, Dasyprocta
azarae) were identified as seed predators/dispersers, able to move seeds up to 30m from
the palms, although most of the fruits (57.5%) were dispersed less than 2m. The removal …