Human‐mediated long‐distance dispersal: an empirical evaluation of seed dispersal by vehicles
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Mark L. Taper | Lisa J. Rew | M. Taper | L. Rew | A. Wing | Kimberley T. Taylor | Tyler J. Brummer | Alexandre Wing | T. Brummer
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