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Editorial: Earthworms as invasive species in Latin America - the 2nd Latin American Meeting on Oligochaeta (earthworm) ecology and taxonomy
Author(s): Grizelle Gonzalez
Date: 2006
Source: Caribbean Journal of Science. 42(3):281-284.
Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
Station: International Institute of Tropical Forestry
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Gonzalez, Grizelle. 2006. Editorial: Earthworms as invasive species in Latin America - the 2nd Latin American Meeting on Oligochaeta (earthworm) ecology and taxonomy. Caribbean Journal of Science. 42(3):281-284.Keywords
earthworms, invasive species, Latin America, earthworm ecology, taxonomy, OligochaetaRelated Search
- Earthworms as Invasive Species in Latin America — the 2nd Latin American Meeting on Oligochaeta (Earthworm) Ecology and Taxonomy
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- Invasion of exotic earthworms into ecosystems inhabited by native earthworms
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