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Rapid Invasion of Fraxinus ornus L. Along the Herault River System in Southern France: The Importance of Seed Dispersal by Water
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SPECIAL ISSUE “Nonnative Species and Vegetation Management” Present status on Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle escaped from national road route 9, which planted as street tree and evaluation of its invasiveness
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