Boom-bust dynamics in biological invasions: towards an improved application of the concept.

Boom-bust dynamics in biological invasions: towards an improved application of the concept.
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10.1111/ele.12822
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发表时间:
2017-08
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8.8
通讯作者:
D. Strayer;C. D’Antonio;F. Essl;Mike S. Fowler;J. Geist;S. Hilt;I. Jarić;K. Jöhnk;Clive G. Jones;X. Lambin;Alexander W. Latzka;J. Pergl;P. Pyšek;P. Robertson;M. von Schmalensee;Robert A. Stefansson;J. Wright;J. Jeschke
D. Strayer;C. D’Antonio;F. Essl;Mike S. Fowler;J. Geist;S. Hilt;I. Jarić;K. Jöhnk;Clive G. Jones;X. Lambin;Alexander W. Latzka;J. Pergl;P. Pyšek;P. Robertson;M. von Schmalensee;Robert A. Stefansson;J. Wright;J. Jeschke
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学1区
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D. Strayer;C. D’Antonio;F. Essl;Mike S. Fowler;J. Geist;S. Hilt;I. Jarić;K. Jöhnk;Clive G. Jones;X. Lambin;Alexander W. Latzka;J. Pergl;P. Pyšek;P. Robertson;M. von Schmalensee;Robert A. Stefansson;J. Wright;J. Jeschke

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