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Plant functional traits reflect different dimensions of species invasiveness.
Ecology - 1 May 2021
Palma Estibaliz, Vesk Peter A, White Matt, Baumgartner John B, Catford Jane A
Abstract excerpt
Trait-based invasiveness studies typically categorize exotic species as invasive or noninvasive, implicitly assuming species form two homogenous groups. However, species can become invasive in different ways (e.g., high abundance, fast spread), likely relying on different functional traits to do so. As such, binary classification may obscure traits associated with invasiveness. We tested whether (1) the way in...
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