Fine‐scale population fragmentation of a grassland butterfly Plebejus argyrognomon inhabiting agricultural field margin and riverbank in rural landscapes

Fine‐scale population fragmentation of a grassland butterfly Plebejus argyrognomon inhabiting agricultural field margin and riverbank in rural landscapes
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10.1111/ens.12491
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发表时间:
2021-09
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0.9
通讯作者:
T. Miyashita;Fuga Matsui;Hidenori Deto;Tatsuya Imai;N. Kondo
T. Miyashita;Fuga Matsui;Hidenori Deto;Tatsuya Imai;N. Kondo
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农林科学4区
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作者:
T. Miyashita;Fuga Matsui;Hidenori Deto;Tatsuya Imai;N. Kondo

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