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An exotic Australian Acacia fixes more N than a coexisting indigenous Acacia in a South African riparian zone

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An exotic Australian Acacia fixes more N than a coexisting indigenous Acacia in a South African riparian zone (English)

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Donovan R. C. Tye

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D. C. Drake

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25 September 2011

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Plant Ecology

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213

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251-257

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