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Biotic and abiotic influences on native and exotic richness relationship across spatial scales: favourable environments for native species are highly invasible

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Biotic and abiotic influences on native and exotic richness relationship across spatial scales: favourable environments for native species are highly invasible (English)

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Daniel Simberloff

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Daniel Simberloff

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Nathan J. Sanders

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Nathan J. Sanders

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Lara Souza

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Windy A. Bunn

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Robert M. Lawton

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9 May 2011

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Functional Ecology

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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All-scale spatial analysis of ecological data by means of principal coordinates of neighbour matrices

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