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Woody species invasion in the Rolling Pampa grasslands, Argentina

2002-03-01

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Information on the geographical distribution of plant invasion has been recorded in detail in some areas of the world; however, in large regions such as South America there are a few, if any, records of the spread of alien plants and invasive species and even less information about their effects on ecosystems at different levels of organization. This study examines the extent to which woody species introduced duri...

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DOI: 10.1016/s0167-8809(01)00209-2

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