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Press Release 13-005
Global Plant Diversity Hinges on Local Battles Against Invasive Species
Invasives decrease species richness at small but not large scales
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Researcher Kristin Powell amid the invasive plant cerulean flax lily in central Florida.
Credit: Kristin Powell |
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Cerulean flax lily on-the-march through Highlands Hammock State Park in Florida.
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Stand of the invasive plant Amur honeysuckle at the Tyson Research Center in Missouri.
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Amur honeysuckle at Cliff Cave County Park in Missouri: The plant has invaded wide swaths.
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Amur honeysuckle twines through Cliff Cave County Park.
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The researchers' findings are described in the January 18, 2013, issue of the journal Science.
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