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Community homogenization and the invasiveness of commensal species in Mediterranean afforested landscapes

2008-04-01

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The ecological consequences of homogenization remain relatively unexplored. One example of landscape-homogenizing is the establishment of plantations. We studied the effect of human-made forests by contrasting plant and small-mammal community composition between planted tree stands and adjacent natural habitat in two different Mediterranean habitats in Israel: (1) inland habitat where we focused on pine (Pinus hal...

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Literature Corpus work: ea605fc3-c5e2-5cfa-a092-28bea7b70976
DOI: 10.1007/s10530-007-9147-4

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