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article by Natalie M. West et al published 1 February 2014 in Biological Invasions

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rdfs:label	Quantifying targets to manage invasion risk: light gradients dominate the early regeneration niche of naturalized and pre-commercial Miscanthus populations (en) Quantifying targets to manage invasion risk: light gradients dominate the early regeneration niche of naturalized and pre-commercial Miscanthus populations (nl)
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name	Quantifying targets to manage invasion risk: light gradients dominate the early regeneration niche of naturalized and pre-commercial Miscanthus populations (en) Quantifying targets to manage invasion risk: light gradients dominate the early regeneration niche of naturalized and pre-commercial Miscanthus populations (nl)
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author	Adam S. Davis David P. Matlaga Natalie M West
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title	Quantifying targets to manage invasion risk: light gradients dominate the early regeneration niche of naturalized and pre-commercial Miscanthus populations (en)
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main subject	naturalization biological invasion invasion management ecological invasion risk light gradient
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published in	Biological Invasions
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