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a Article (Journal Article) published by Natural Areas Association as part of series - Natural Areas Journal
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Dispersal limitation does not control high elevational distribution of alien plant species in the southern Sierra Nevada, California
a Article (Journal Article) published by Natural Areas Association as part of series - Natural Areas Journal

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