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August 1, 2014New Journal of Botany

Dispersal of the non-native invasive speciesCrassula helmsii(Crassulaceae) may involve seeds and endozoochorous transport by birds

Luc Denys Jo Packet Wim Jambon Kevin Scheers

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Reproductive abilities are essential to assess pathways of introduction, modes of dispersal, and possibilities for effective on-site remediation of invasive species, as well as to identify areas at...

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aaf2a2c0be6052562d05c6c https://doi.org/10.1179/2042349714y.0000000046

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