Consequences of forest fragmentation in an understory plant community: extensive range expansion of native dwarf bamboo

TOMIMATSU Hiroshi; YAMAGISHI Hiroki; TANAKA Ippei; SATO Masatoshi; KONDO Renzo; KONNO Yasuo

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Consequences of forest fragmentation in an understory plant community: extensive range expansion of native dwarf bamboo

低層植物群落での森の分断化の影響:野生のササの広大な範囲拡大

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Volume： 26 Issue： 1 Page： 3-12 Publication year： Jan. 2011
JST Material Number： W1362A ISSN： 0913-557X Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： Australia (AUS) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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