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Invasive Eupatorium catarium and Ageratum conyzoides benefit more than does a common native plant from nutrient addition in both competitive and non-competitive environments

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Invasive Eupatorium catarium and Ageratum conyzoides benefit more than does a common native plant from nutrient addition in both competitive and non-competitive environments (English)

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Ageratum conyzoides

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Ageratum conyzoides

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invasive species

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Eupatorium catarium

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Eupatorium catarium

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Qiao Q. Huang

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Yi D. Shen

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Xiao X. Li

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Shao L. Li

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Zhi W. Fan

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23 November 2015

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Ecological Research

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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