Global networks for invasion science: benefits, challenges and guidelines (Q56333579)

Jan Čuda

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Susan Canavan

Susan Canavan

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Ganesh P. Bhattarai

Ganesh P. Bhattarai

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Jasmin G. Packer

Jasmin G. Packer

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Xiao Guo

Xiao Guo

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Franziska Eller

Franziska Eller

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Angela Cicatelli

Angela Cicatelli

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Carla Lambertini

Carla Lambertini

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Giuseppe Brundu

Giuseppe Brundu

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David Mark Richardson

David M. Richardson

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Stefano Castiglione

Stefano Castiglione

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Petr Pyšek

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Petr Pyšek

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Hans Brix

Hans Brix

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Wen-Yong Guo

Wen-Yong Guo

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Thomas J. Mozdzer

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Thomas J. Mozdzer

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Laura A. Meyerson

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Laura A. Meyerson

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Hana Skálová

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Hana Skálová

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Jian Liu

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Jian Liu

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James T. Cronin

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James T. Cronin

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José L. Hierro

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José L. Hierro

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Warwick J Allen

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Warwick J. Allen

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Diego Villarreal

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Diego Villarreal

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Francesco Guarino

Francesco Guarino

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Wei-Hua Guo

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Ren-Qing Wang

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Biological Invasions

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1081-1096

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WikiProject Invasion Biology

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