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Contrasting patterns of native and non-native plants in a network of protected areas across spatial scales

2020-05-01

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Networks of protected areas are fundamental for biodiversity conservation, but many factors determine their conservation efficiency. In particular, on top of other human-driven disturbances, invasions by non-native species can cause habitat and biodiversity loss. Jointly understanding what drives patterns of plant diversity and of non-native species in protected areas is therefore a priority. We tested whether the...

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Literature Corpus work: f6db4492-84fe-59c1-afde-a8cdb6dffe62
DOI: 10.1007/s10531-020-01958-y

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