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New insights on massively introduced managed species and their consequences for plant–pollinator interactions

Published:2023 Issue: Volume: Page:63-89
ISSN:0065-2504
Container-title:Advances in Ecological Research
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Geslin Benoît,Mouillard-Lample Léo,Zakardjian Marie,Dajoz Isabelle,Flacher Floriane,Henry Mickael,Perrard Adrien,Requier Fabrice,Ropars Lise,Schatz Bertrand,Vereecken Nicolas J.,Gauzens Benoit

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Elsevier

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