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Clonal growth seems to be a common trait for many of the most aggressive invasive plant species. However, little research has been conducted to determine the role of clonality in the successful invasion of new areas by exotic species. Carpobrotus edulis (L.) N.E. Br. is a mat-forming succulent plant, native to South Africa that is invasive in coastal dunes of Australia, New Zealand, USA and Southern...
The analysis of co-occurrence patterns between plant species is being increasingly employed to study biotic interactions at the community level. We investigated changes in such patterns along two different abiotic stress gradients in eight sand-dune plant communities of the western coast of Portugal. We sampled a total of 72 transects consisting on 25 1 m 2 quadrats each, and we calculated...
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