Similarity in Persistence Traits Is Important for CoExistence With Perennial Invasive Asclepias syriaca but Not Annual Invasive Conyza canadensis

What is the position of the two selected invasive alien species in the regional trait space? Does the probability of occurrence of a species depend on the interaction of its similarity to and the cover of the selected invasive species, Asclepias syriaca and Conyza canadensis?

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  2025

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  Journal of Vegetation Science

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  2025-11-01

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  DOI 10.1111/jvs.70081
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