Drivers of Plant Invasion at Broad and Fine Scale in Short Temperate Streams

Drivers of Plant Invasion at Broad and Fine Scale in Short Temperate Streams
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温带短流中植物大规模和精细入侵的驱动因素

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2016
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I. Biurrun
I. Biurrun
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D. Liendo;I. García‐Mijangos;J. A. Campos;U. López;I. Biurrun

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