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Generalist dispersers promote germination of an alien fleshy-fruited tree invading natural grasslands by Amodeo, Martín Raúl, Vázquez, María Belén, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Plants with animal-dispersed fruits seem to overcome the barriers that limit their spread into new habitats more easily than other invasive plants and, at the…”
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Feral horses dung piles as potential invasion windows for alien plant species in natural grasslands by Loydi, Alejandro, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Small scale disturbances could act as patches that provide sites for the colonization of competitively inferior species, promoting the establishment of…”
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Seasonal variation of body condition in feral horses at Tornquist Park, Southern Pampas, Argentina by Bostal, Franco, Scorolli, Alberto Luis, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Monitoring the body condition of feral horses is important for animal welfare considerations and to anticipate population densities that affect the ecosystem…”
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When the seeds go floating in: A salt marsh invasion by Marbán, Leandro Martín, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Biological invasions are one of the most important causes of global biodiversity loss. The human-mediated movement of species has increased significantly with…”
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Presence—Absence versus Invasive Status Data for Modelling Potential Distribution of Invasive Plants: Saltcedar in Argentina by Natale, Evangelina, Zalba, Sergio Martin, Reinoso, Herminda

“…Spontaneous populations of saltcedars are widely distributed in Argentina. The invasive behaviour of the genus has been documented in the USA, Mexico, and…”
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Wild cherries invading natural grasslands: unraveling colonization history from population structure and spatial patterns by Amodeo, Martín Raúl, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Invasive success of many fleshy-fruited plants has been linked to opportunistic interactions with generalist frugivores. Prunus mahaleb is a small tree,…”
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Potential impacts of petroleum exploration and exploitation on biodiversity in a Patagonian Nature Reserve, Argentina by Fiori, Sandra Marcela, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Petroleum exploration and extraction are common on the Patagonian steppe, but their impacts on the native biodiversity have not been properly evaluated. We…”
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Invasive alien plants in the Pampas grasslands: a tri-national cooperation challenge by Fonseca, Carlos Roberto, Guadagnin, Demetrio Luis, Emer, Carine, Masciadri, Silvana, Germain, Paola, Zalba, Sergio Martin

“…The challenge of managing biological invasions requires novel approaches and coordinated efforts, especially among countries linked by intense trade routes and…”
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Neosparton darwinii (Verbenaceae), a restricted endemic species. Is it also endangered? by Martín Zalba, Sergio, Nebbia, Ana Julia

“…Neosparton darwinii Benth. & Hook. is a ramose, almost leafless shrub, whose growth is restricted to an area on the southwestern coast of Buenos Aires province…”
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Efecto del tipo de corte y de tratamientos en el mantillo para la restauración de pastizales naturales invadidos por Pinus halepensis Effect of pines removal and soil litter treatments in the restoration of natural grasslands invaded by Pinus halepensis by Cuevas, Yanina Andrea, Zalba, Sergio Martín

“…Effect of pines removal and soil litter treatments in the restoration of natural grasslands invaded by Pinus halepensis. Ernesto Tornquist Provincial Park…”
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Presence-absence versus invasive status data for modelling potential distribution of invasive plants: Saltcedar in Argentina1 by Natale, Evangelina, Zalba, Sergio Martin, Reinoso, Herminda

“…Spontaneous populations of saltcedars are widely distributed in Argentina. The aim of this work was to assess the potential distribution of saltcedars in the…”
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Presence—Absence versus Invasive Status Data for Modelling Potential Distribution of Invasive Plants: Saltcedar in Argentina by Natale, Evangelina, Zalba Sergio Martin, Reinoso Herminda

“…Spontaneous populations of saltcedars are widely distributed in Argentina. The invasive behaviour of the genus has been documented in the USA, Mexico, and…”
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Germinación de Grindelia ventanensis (Asteraceae), una especie endémica del sistema de Ventania (Buenos Aires) Germination of Grindelia ventanensis (Asteraceae), an endemic species from the Ventania Mountains (Buenos Aires) by Vanesa Lorena Negrin, Sergio Martín Zalba

“…Este trabajo evalúa la capacidad de propagación por semillas de Grindelia ventanensis (Asteraceae), un subarbusto endémico del sistema de Ventania (provincia…”
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