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N2000-Alien plants along river banks
Protected areas and the Natura 2000 network are keystones of the EU nature and biodiversity policy. However, alien plants do not stop their spread at the border of protected areas and invasive plants are reported to threaten many ecosystems, notably in aquatic and riparian areas. A stratified sampling of the Natura 200
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- Université de Liège
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- CC BY
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- Environment & climate
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- Dataset
- Last updated (catalogue)
- 2024-08-20
- Formats
- DWCA
- Contact
- Arnaud.monty@uliege.be
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