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Diversity-invasibility relationships across multiple scales in disturbed forest understoreys

2010-07-01

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Non-native plant species richness may be either negatively or positively correlated with native species due to differences in resource availability, propagule pressure or the scale of vegetation sampling. We investigated the relationships between these factors and both native and non-native plant species at 12 mainland and island forested sites in southeastern Ontario, Canada. In general, the presence of non-nativ...

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ebad98db-a841-502f-a58a-c08d70060578
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10.1007/s10530-009-9612-3
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