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Qualitative variation in roadside weed vegetation along an urban–rural road gradient

2012-02-01

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Information on mechanisms of differentiation or homogenization of urban floras is deficient, despite their importance for urban nature conservation and urban land management. Roads, as a major human promoter of urbanization, can be an initial habitat for plants dispersed by transportations. We assumed that variation in weed vegetation along urban–rural roadside gradients is small, particularly in curbside cracks....

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1d4c4b83-62dd-5e1c-81fa-737f187b54ea
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10.1016/j.flora.2011.11.005
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