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Niche breadth rather than reproductive traits explains the response of wetland monocotyledons to land-cover change

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Niche breadth rather than reproductive traits explains the response of wetland monocotyledons to land-cover change (English)

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Montserrat Vilà

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Joan Pino

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Nora Álvarez

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Josep Maria Seguí

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Charo Guerrero

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February 2009

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Applied Vegetation Science

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119-130

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