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    Infestation by pollination-disrupting alien ants varies temporally and spatially and is worsened by alien plant invasion

    Infestation by pollination-disrupting alien ants varies temporally and spatially and is worsened by alien plant invasion by Bissessur, Prishnee, Baider, Cláudia, Florens, François Benjamin Vincent

    Published in Biological invasions
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    First come, first served: fruit availability to keystone bat species is potentially reduced by invasive macaques

    First come, first served: fruit availability to keystone bat species is potentially reduced by invasive macaques by Reinegger, Raphael D., Oleksy, Ryszard Z., Bissessur, Prishnee, Naujeer, Houshna, Jones, Gareth

    Published in Journal of mammalogy
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    Invasive alien plant control: The priority to save one of the most rapidly declining island-endemic plant species worldwide

    Invasive alien plant control: The priority to save one of the most rapidly declining island-endemic plant species worldwide by Bissessur, Prishnee, Dennis Reinegger, Raphael, Baider, Cláudia, Mamoodee, Ragilen, Benjamin Vincent Florens, François

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    Non-intrusive systematic study reveals mutualistic interactions between threatened island endemic species and points to more impactful conservation

    Non-intrusive systematic study reveals mutualistic interactions between threatened island endemic species and points to more impactful conservation by Bissessur, Prishnee, Bunsy, Yogishah, Baider, Cláudia, Florens, François Benjamin Vincent

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    Rapid population decline of an endemic oceanic island plant despite resilience to extensive habitat destruction and occurrence within protected areas

    Rapid population decline of an endemic oceanic island plant despite resilience to extensive habitat destruction and occurrence within protected areas by Bissessur, Prishnee, Baider, Cláudia, Florens, François Benjamin Vincent

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