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Allelopathy and exotic plant invasion
Plant and Soil · 2003 · Vol. 256(1) · pp. 29–39
José L. Hierro✉(Universidad Nacional de La Pampa)Ragan M. Callaway(University of Montana)
Allelopathy and phytotoxic interactionsPlant Parasitism and ResistanceWeed Control and Herbicide ApplicationsAllelopathyInvasive speciesBiologyIntroduced speciesEcologyForbCompetition (biology)Native plantPopulationPlant community
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