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Landscape structure and climate affect plant invasion in subtropical grasslands

2016-10-01

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QUESTION: How do climate and landscape structure affect plant invasion process in south Brazilian natural grasslands? LOCATION: Natural grasslands across Rio Grande do Sul state, southern Brazil. METHODS: We selected 20 plots (2 km × 2 km each), situated in ten different grassland types in southern Brazil. In each grassland type, one plot was located in a region with remnant grassland cover <30% (not conserved lan...

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Literature Corpus work: 69f36986-69c2-5d9e-87a4-418944a69a1b
DOI: 10.1111/avsc.12263

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