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Can differential responses to nutrients explain the success of environmental weeds?

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Can differential responses to nutrients explain the success of environmental weeds? (English)

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F. Dane Panetta

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Graeme T. Hastwell

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February 2005

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Journal of Vegetation Science

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16

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77-84

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