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Trevor H Drees

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Biosecurity science and invasive species ecologyPlant developmental and reproductive biology

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|Dec 01, 2023

Climate warming increases insect-driven seed removal of two elaiosome-bearing invasive thistle species.

Trevor H Drees, Katriona Shea

|Oct 30, 2023

Elevated temperatures shift flower head height distributions and seed dispersal patterns in two invasive thistle species.

Trevor H Drees, Katriona Shea

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