Postrestoration colonization suggests slow regeneration, plant translocation barriers, and other host/symbiont lessons during the United Nations' Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
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K. Hultine | K. Grady | T. Whitham | C. Gehring | G. Allan | A. Patterson | J. Propster | Ron J. Deckert | Aalap Dixit | Z. Kovacs | Lisa M. Markovchick | Elena A. Schaefer | Tessa Deringer | J. Yazzie
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