A standardized set of metrics to assess and monitor tree invasions (Q56453258)

Martin A. Nuñez

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Aníbal Pauchard

Aníbal Pauchard

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Cang Hui

Cang Hui

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David Mark Richardson

David M. Richardson

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John R. U. Wilson

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John R. U. Wilson

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Marcel Rejmánek

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Marcel Rejmánek

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Brian W. Van Wilgen

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Brian W. van Wilgen

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Mark P Robertson

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Mark P. Robertson

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Bruce D. Maxwell

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Bruce D. Maxwell

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Ian Dickie

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Ian A. Dickie

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Rafael Dudeque Zenni

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Rafael D. Zenni

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Bruce L. Webber

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Bruce L. Webber

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Dian Spear

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Biological Invasions

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535-551

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