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Zero-tolerance biosecurity protects high-conservation-value island nature reserve.
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Scott,John K.McKirdy, Simon J.van der Merwe, JohannGreen, RoyBurbidge, Andrew A.Pickles, GregHardie,Darryl C.Morris, KeithKendrick, Peter G.Thomas, Melissa L.Horton, Kristin L.O’Conner, SimonDowns, JustinStoklosa, RichardLagdon, RussellMarks, BarbaraNaim, MalcolmMengersen, Kerrie

2017
Barrow Island, north-west coast of Australia, is one of the world’s significant conservation areas, harboring marsupials that have become extinct or threatened on mainland Australia as well as a rich diversity of plants and animals, some endemic. Acc
Effects of Hurricane Andrew on Coastal and Interior Forests of Southern Florida: Overview and Synthesis
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Amentano, Thomas V.

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Doren, Robert F.

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Platt, William J.

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Mullins, Troy.

2005
ARMENTANO. T.V.; DOREN, R.F.; PLATT, W.J., and MULLINS, T., 1995. Effects of Hurricane Andrew on coastal and interior forests of southern Florida: Overview and synthesis. Journal of Coastal Research, SI No. 21, pp. 111-144. Fort Lauderdale (Florida),
Response of Exotic Invasive Plant Species To Forest Damage Caused By Hurricane Isabel
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Snitzer, J.L.

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Boucher, D.H.

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Kyde, K.I.

2005
In September 2003, Hurricane Isabel caused unexpectedly high levels of wind damage to an 80-to 100-year-old forest in the Piedmont of Maryland. The storm had decreased in intensity from landfall by the time it reached the study site—sustained winds w
Land use history, hurricane disturbance, and the fate of introduced species in a subtropical wet forest in Puerto Rico
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Thompson, Jill

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Lugo, Ariel E.

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Thomlinson, John

2007
Tropical forests are suffering from increasing intensities and frequency of disturbances. As a result, non-native species accidentally introduced or intentionally planted for farming, plantations, and ornamental purposes may spread and potentially in

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