Biological Flora of the British Isles: Ambrosia artemisiifolia
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R. Vautard | B. Petitpierre | D. Moser | S. Dullinger | M. Leitner | J. Bullock | A. Guisan | Daniel S. Chapman | O. Broennimann | H. Müller-Schärer | U. Starfinger | U. Schaffner | C. Kueffer | F. Essl | T. Mang | R. Richter | G. Kazinczi | B. Chauvel | Matt Smith | C. Lavoie | K. Biró | B. Fumanal | G. Karrer | S. Follak | G. Vogl | D. Brandes | B. Laitung | M. Lippe | Dietmar Moser
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