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A multi-scale approach to identify invasion drivers and invaders’ future dynamics

2016-02-01

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Climate, land use and disturbances are well known drivers of invasion. However, their relative influence may change across spatial scales, where climate is expected to be the main filter at broad scales; land use is expected to have more influence at intermediate scales, and disturbance, at fine ones. Understanding the underlying processes that drive invasion patterns at different spatial scales is thus crucial to...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10530-015-1015-z

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