Heger, T.; Saul, W.-C.; Trepl, L.
What biological invasions ‘are’ is a matter of perspective
Journal for Nature Conservation
2013
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Heger, T.
Evolution´s Wedge: Competition and the Origins of Diversity
University of California Press
2013
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Hermann, J.M., Haug, S., Westphalen M., DePatta Pillar, V., Pfadenhauer, J.
Shrubs versus gullivers: Woody species coping with disturbance in grasslands
Plant Ecology
2013
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Conradi, T. & Friedmann, A.
Plant communities and environmental gradients in mires of the Ammergauer Alps (Bavaria,Germany)
Tuexenia
2013
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Zaplata, M.K., Winter, S., Fischer, A., Kollmann, J. & Ulrich, W.
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American Naturalist
2013
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Wittmann, M.J., Gabriel, W., Harz, E.-M., Laforsch, C., Jeschke, J.M.
Can Daphnia lumholtzi invade European lakes?
NeoBiota
2013
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Wille, W., Thiele, J., Walker, E.A., Kollmann, J.
Limited evidence for allelopathic effects of Giant Hogweed on germination of native herbs
Seed Science Research
2013
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Ulrich, W., Piwczyñski, M., Zaplata, M.K., Winter, S., Schaaf, W. & Fischer, A.
Soil conditions and phylogenetic relatedness influence total community trait space during early plant succession
Journal of Plant Ecology
2013
1–9

Türke, M., Blattmann, T., Knop, E., Kindermann, A., Prestele, J., Marquez, L., Eisenhauer, N. & Fischer, C.
Weeds and endangered herbs have unforeseen dispersal helpers in the agri-environment: gastropods and earthworms. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems
FirstView
2013
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Saul, W.C., Jeschke, J.M. & Heger, T.
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NeoBiota
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