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Which are the factors controlling tree seedling establishment in North Italian floodplain forests invaded by non-native tree species?

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Comparative Plant Succession among Terrestrial Biomes of the World

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Preface

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Introduction

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Plant Succession and Biomes

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Humans and Succession

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Terrestrial Biomes

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Succession by Disturbance Type

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Comparative Approach

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Volcanoes

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Glaciers

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Cyclones

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Dunes

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Landslides

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Floods

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Fire

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Clearcuts

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Plowed Fields

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Mines

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Other Disturbances

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Synthesis

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Synthesis

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Conclusions and Future Research Challenges

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Glossary

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Literature and Search Phrases Used in Comparative Analyses

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References

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Index

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