Plant invasion - Globe Thesis

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21.	Effects Of Resource Heterogeneity On The Growth And Competition Between Alien Invasive And Alien Non-invasive Or Native Clonal Plants
22.	Impacts Of Spartina Alterniflora Invasion On Soil Organic Carbon And Nitrogen Pools In Coastal Wetland Of Eastern China
23.	The community-level and ecosystem-level consequences of feedbacks between the soil ecosystem and the plant community during forest understory invasion
24.	Determining the role of natural selection in plant invasion: A study of introduced Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) and a native relative, woodland knotweed (Persicaria virginiana)
25.	Causes and management of exotic riparian plant invasion in Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Arizona
26.	Non-native plant invasion of boreal forest gaps: Implications for stand regeneration in a protected area shaped by hyperabundant herbivores
27.	Invasion ecology of black henbane (Hyoscyamus niger L.) in sagebrush, northern mixed grass, and shortgrass steppe ecosystems
28.	Quantifying the role of interacting forest disturbances: The compounded effects of an exotic insect pest and deer herbivory on forest regeneration and exotic plant invasion
29.	Effects of fire and plant invasion on aspects of aboveground and belowground interactions in an eastern tallgrass prairie
30.	Plant invasion and the soil microbial community: Interactions and implications for native plant performance and ecosystem function
31.	Systematic and population studies of the invasive plant Tamarix
32.	Spatial analysis of exotic plant invasion in Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota, U.S.A
33.	Leaf phenology and light availability influence plant invasion mechanisms within Eastern deciduous forests
34.	Effects of an Exotic Plant Invasion on Arthropod Assemblages
35.	Effect Of Foliar Insect On Soil Biota Mediated By Native Vs.invasive Plants And Its Latitudinal Pattern
36.	A Study On Spatial Differences Of Volatile Organic Compounds Of Mikania Micrantha And Its Dispersal Ability In South China
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