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Native or Not: Subjective Labels and Their Application in Wildland Plantings

2001-01-01

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Biodiversity maintenance and ecosystem stabilization are primary considerations when selecting species for restoration of disturbed wildland communities. Selections based solely on ambiguous labels regarding point of origin (for example, native, introduced) often ignore realities of change caused by migration (both natural and human-facilitated) and long-term climatic shifts. Subsequently, natives are often, but n...

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Literature Corpus work: 91239a9e-0772-5fa5-aa49-dd762c725ffe
DOI: 10.3368/npj.2.1.21

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