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Poa pratensis L., current status of the longest-established non-native vascular plant in the Antarctic

by Pertierra, Luis R., Lara, Francisco, Benayas, Javier, Hughes, Kevin A.
Published in Polar Biology (2013)
“... be eradicated as soon as possible in accordance with the Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic...”

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Eradication of the non-native Poa pratensis colony at Cierva Point, Antarctica: A case study of international cooperation and practical management in an area under multi-party gove...

by Pertierra, Luis R., Hughes, Kevin A., Tejedo, Pablo, Enríquez, Natalia, Luciañez, María José, Benayas, Javier
“... presents an increasing threat to biodiversity. Under the Protocol on Environmental Protection...”

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Eradication of the non-native Poa pratensis colony at Cierva Point, Antarctica: A case study of international cooperation and practical management in an area under multi-party gove...

by Pertierra, Luis R., Hughes, Kevin A., Tejedo, Pablo, Enríquez, Natalia, Luciañez, María José, Benayas, Javier
Published in Environmental Science & Policy (2017)
“... presents an increasing threat to biodiversity. Under the Protocol on Environmental Protection...”

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