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Genetic diversity and structure of the globally invasive tree, Paraserianthes lophantha subspecies lophantha, suggest an introduction history characterised by varying propagule pressure

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Genetic diversity and structure of the globally invasive tree, Paraserianthes lophantha subspecies lophantha, suggest an introduction history characterised by varying propagule pressure (English)

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invasion genetics

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genetic diversity

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Paraserianthes lophantha

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Paraserianthes lophantha

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introduction history

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invasive species

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David Mark Richardson

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D. M. Richardson

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G. D. Thompson

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J. R. U. Wilson

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D. U. Bellstedt

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J. J. Le Roux

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21 March 2016

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Tree Genetics and Genomes

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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