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Invasive plants have stronger root recognition capabilities than native plants
Invasive plants have stronger root recognition capabilities than native plants
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Main Authors:
Jun‐Nan Liu
,
Mark van Kleunen
,
James D. Bever
,
Michael Opoku Adomako
,
Fang‐Ru Wu
,
Wei Xue
,
Fei‐Hai Yu
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Artículo Open Access
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Wiley
2026
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New Phytologist
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