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Abstract
As has been well documented, many woody plants in the Sonoran Desert experience episodic recruitment as a consequence of poor seedling survival (Shreve, 1917; Steenbergh and Lowe, 1977; McAuliffe, 1986; Sherbrooke, 1989). Episodic recruitment can also be a result of infrequent opportunities for germination. Observation of emergence events in nature (Table 1) is a first step toward determining natural germination requirements and estimating the frequency of opportunities for germination. An understanding of plant population dynamics in deserts is incomplete without adequate information about the environmental conditions that foster regeneration; such conditions include influence of rain and
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