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Reproductive ecology of Potamogeton pectinatus L. (= Stuckenia pectinata (L.) Börner) in relation to its spread and abundance in freshwater ecosystems of the Kashmir Valley, IndiaJournal Paper

AIJAZ HASSAN GANIE, ZAFAR A. RESHI, B. A. WAFAI, 2016, Tropical Ecology. Expand

Responses to direct versus indirect cues of predation and competition in naïve invasive mice: implications for managementJournal Paper

I. Shapira, E. Walker, D. Brunton and D. Raubenheimer, 2012, NZ Journal of Ecology. Expand

Restrictions in the sprouting ability of an invasive coastal plant, Ammophila arenaria, from fragmented rhizomesJournal Paper

Konlechner, T.M., 2016, Plant Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: Birds of the sand countryJournal Paper

Falla, R.A., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: DiscussionJournal Paper

Gibbs, H.S., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: Sambar (Cervus unicolor) in sand hill countryJournal Paper

Rhiney, T., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: The coastal dune lakesJournal Paper

Cunningham, B.T., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: The hedgehog population and invertebrate fauna of the west coast sand dunesJournal Paper

Brockie, R.E., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Sand country ecology: The soils of the Manawatu sand countryJournal Paper

Cowie, J.D., 1957, New Zealand Journal of Ecology. Expand

Seabirds as ecosystem engineers: nutrient inputs and physical disturbanceTechnical Report

Smith, J.L.; Mulder, C.P.H.; Ellis, J.C., 2011, Seabird Islands: Ecology, Invasion and Restoration. Expand