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Breaching the dispersal barrier to invasion: Quantification and management
Abstract
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- anthropogenic effect
- biological invasion
- biosafety
- climate change
- globalization
- homogeneity
- introduced species
- invasibility
- plant community
- seed dispersal
- Antarctica
- article
- biological model
- demography
- ecosystem
- environmental monitoring
- environmental protection
- geography
- human
- human activities
- methodology
- plant physiology
- plant seed
- temperature
- travel
- Antarctic Regions
- Conservation of Natural Resources
- Demography
- Ecosystem
- Environmental Monitoring
- Geography
- Human Activities
- Humans
- Models, Biological
- Plant Physiological Phenomena
- Seeds
- Temperature
- Travel
- Atlantic islands
- Atlantic Ocean
- Gough Island
- Indian Ocean
- Indian Ocean islands
- Marion Island
- Prince Edward Islands
- Saint Helena
- Tristan da Cunha
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