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1.	Studies On Ecophysiology Of An Invasive Species Eupatorium Adenophorum
2.	Reproductive Traits And Adaptive Strategies Of Invasive Plant Species Coreopsis Lanceolata
3.	Water Hyacinth (an Invasive Plant) Grows Under Different Nutrient Levels And Its Impacts On Native Aquatic Plants
4.	Comparative Study On Growth Strategies Of An Invasive Plant And An Endangered Plant
5.	A Preliminary Study On Seed Plant Flora Of Hebei Hengshui Lake Natural Reserve
6.	The Primary Research Of Fractal Growth And Population Differentiation On An Invasive Plant Solidago Canadensis
7.	Ecophysiological Characteristics And Allelopathy Of An Invasive Plant, Mirabilis Jalapa L.
8.	Study On Invasive Biology Of Alien Plant Conyza Canadensis
9.	Studies On Reproductive Biology And Ecological Adaptability Of Invasive Plant Parthenium Hysterophorus L.
10.	Study On Embryology Of Exotic Invasive Plant Galinsoga Parviflora
11.	Effects Of Warming And Competition On Reproduction And Root Growth Of Altermanthera Philoxeroides And Sambucus Chinesis
12.	Effects Of Exotic Invasive Plants On Growth And Nitrogen Acquisition Strategy Of Native Plants
13.	Research On The Mechanism Of Ecological Adaptation In The Invasive Plant Xanthium Strumarium
14.	The Envisat Asar Applied Research, Invasive Plants, Leaf Area Index Inversion
15.	The Distribution And Community Characteristics Of Two Invasive Lants In Xinjiang And Its Influence On Local Plant Biodiversity
16.	Effects Of Environmental Factors Related To Water Level On The Invasive Plant Alternanthera Philoxeroides
17.	Simulation And Analysis Of The Adaptive Geographical Environment Of Living Organisms Based On GIS
18.	Differences In Plant-Soil Feedbacks In The Invasive Plant Xanthium Strumarium And Its Two Phylogenetically Related Native Plants Grown Under Ambient And Doubled Atmospheric CO₂ Concentration
19.	Differences In Litter Characteristics Among The Invasive Plant Xanthium Strumarium And Phylogenetically Related Native Plants Grown Under Different CO₂ Concentrations
20.	Responses Of Decomposition Of Flaveria Bidentis Litters To Simulated Nitrogen Deposition
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