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Introduction Rosarugosa has gathered a lot of attention in past three decades because of its wide invasion in Northwest Europe and rapid declining in China (Bruun 2005, Chen et al 2008).
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Department of Plant Ecology and Evolution,Evolutionary Biology Centre,EBC,Uppsala University,Norbyv(
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第四届国际种子生态学大会(The 4th International Society for Seed Science
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Introduction Rosarugosa has gathered a lot of attention in past three decades because of its wide invasion in Northwest Europe and rapid declining in China (Bruun 2005, Chen et al 2008).
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