Irvine / Husband / Milne / Sunderland / Leiden / New York / Oxford / The Hague / Washington / D.C. / L. A. / Schuster / Waser / Cambridge / Melbourne / Brandenburg / London / Chicago / /
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Bayer / R. C. & Birch L. C. / /
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North America / Europe / /
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Germany / Netherlands / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / /
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USD / / /
Facility
Mabel Beckman Center / Plant Speciation / Coalescent complex / Plant Demography / Plant Migration / Plant Sci / Yes Weed Coalescent complex / Plant Sciences / University of Wales / California State University / Plant Population Genetics / Plant Invasions / University of California / University of California at Irvine / Plant Syst / /
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transportation / machinery / food / agricultural and natural systems / adaptive systems / genetic systems / /
NaturalFeature
Mediterranean Sea / British Isles / /
Organization
University of California / Columbia Univ. / National Science Foundation / Cambridge Univ. / California State University / Chico / Department of Biology / office of Technology Assessment / University of California Competitive / National Academy of Sciences / Center for Conservation Biology / School of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences Publ / United States Congress / University of Wales / Bangor / Oxford Univ. / Mabel Beckman Center / Univ. of Chicago Press / Department of Botany and Plant Sciences / University of California / Riverside / Environmental Protection Agency / U.S. Government Printing Office / /
Person
Mack / Kristina A. SchierenbeckठInvasive / Nat / Bergelson / John L. Harper Festschrift / Williamson / Invading / Norman C. Ellstrand / Dowd / /
Position
Archer / D. J. / Florist / General / Harper / R. N. / Marshall / /
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Hawaii / British Columbia / New York / New Mexico / Rhode Island / North Carolina / California / /
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the Natural History / /
Region
northern Africa / British Isles / northern Europe / east coast / central Germany / Mediterranean / /
Colloquium Hybridization as a stimulus for the evolution of invasiveness in plants? Norman C. Ellstrand*† and Kristina A. Schierenbeck‡§