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April 1, 1997Journal of Applied Ecology

The Effects of Invasion by Acacia saligna on the Guild Structure and Regeneration Capabilities of South African Fynbos Shrublands

Patricia M. Holmes Richard M. Cowling

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P. M. Holmes, R. M. Cowling, The Effects of Invasion by Acacia saligna on the Guild Structure and Regeneration Capabilities of South African Fynbos Shrublands, Journal of Applied Ecology, Vol. 34, No. 2 (Apr., 1997), pp. 317-332

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