Integrating Invasive Weed Biological Control in Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Projects
<p id="p1">A primary goal of many aquatic ecosystem restoration (AER) projects is to alter and improve plant communities by increasing relative abundance of native species while reducing invasive species abundance, establishment, and spread. Biological control or the use of host-specific pathogens,...
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| Language: | English |
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2023
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