Invasion history of Cardamine hirsuta in Japan inferred from genetic analyses of herbarium specimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine hirsuta in Japan inferred from genetic analyses of herbarium specimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine ...... cimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine ...... cimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine ...... cimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine ...... cimens and current populations

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Invasion history of Cardamine ...... cimens and current populations

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Hiroshi Kudoh

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Maria Cartolano

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Masayuki Maki

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Miltos Tsiantis

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Saeko Matsuhashi

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Satoki Sakai

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s10530-016-1139-9

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1939-1951

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scholarly article

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10.1007/S10530-016-1139-9

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Tomoyuki Itagaki

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WikiProject Invasive Species

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2016-04-16T00:00:00Z

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