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Differential processes underlying the roadside distributions of native and alien plant assemblages

2016-05-01

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Although biological invasion often alters ecosystem properties and community composition at different scales, considerable uncertainty still exists regarding the underlying mechanisms that regulate the spread of alien species into new habitats. An alien invasion is generally achieved through multiple processes from multiple sources; this type of invasion often prevents us from understanding of the dispersal mechan...

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Literature Corpus work: eeadc27f-4d9e-556a-9ec2-b4668b850765
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-016-1103-0

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