The Impact of Water Potential and Temperature on Native Species' Capability for Seed Germination in the Loess Plateau Region, China. [PDF]
Hu G, He X, Wang N, Liu J, Zhou Z.
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Invasive Plants' Root Extracts Display Stronger Allelopathic Activity on the Germination and Seedling Growth of a New Zealand Native Species than Extracts of Another Native Plant or Conspecifics. [PDF]
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Photosynthesis, Anatomy, and Metabolism as a Tool for Assessing Physiological Modulation in Five Native Species of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. [PDF]
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Many non‐native plant species are threatened in parts of their native range
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First records of non-native species Callitrichedeflexa (Plantaginaceae), which was previously misidentified as C.terrestris in Japan. [PDF]
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Non-native species: Decadal review of the impacts of climate change on non-native species.
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