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Relative roles of natural and anthropogenic drivers of watershed invasibility in riverine ecosystems

2012-09-01

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Observational studies of patterns of species invasions provide important insights into invasion processes at large spatial scales, leading to improved and focused efforts to prevent invasions. Nonnative species richness (NNSR), a common measure of ecosystem invasibility, varies widely among systems and is regulated by human activity and ecosystem characteristics such as habitat heterogeneity and climate. Patterns...

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Literature Corpus work: 2c30c562-f715-54ba-b6a4-baa2ff62d5a4
DOI: 10.1007/s10530-012-0204-2

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