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When the novelty wears off: enemy spillover drives plant invasion success
When the novelty wears off: enemy spillover drives plant invasion success
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Main Authors:
Ian A. Dickie
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Warwick J. Allen
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Lauren P. Waller
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Artículo Open Access
Published:
Wiley
2025
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New Phytologist
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Acceder al recurso
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