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Ancient and recent alien species in temperate forests: steady state and time lags

2012-07-01

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Temperate forests are relatively little affected by invasions globally. However, it remains unclear if these low invasion levels can be attributed to high invasion resistance, or if particularly long time lags in forests have lead to wide-spread invasion debt at the landscape and habitat scales, thus masking the invasibility of forests. Using linear and generalized linear mixed-effects models, we tested which fact...

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Literature Corpus work: feb2070a-3ba2-517c-a9d0-0fcd718978ae
DOI: 10.1007/s10530-011-0156-y

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