Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) beloved and despised: a story of an invasive tree in Central Europe.
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Jana Müllerová | Jan Pergl | Petr Pyšek | Michaela Vítková | J. Pergl | P. Pyšek | J. Müllerová | J. Sádlo | Jiří Sádlo | M. Vítková
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