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Flowering Solidago canadensis restructures pollinator patch use and assemblage composition at an intermediate stage of invasion in urbanizing landscapes
Mass-flowering invasive plants can generate strong floral resource pulses, but their effects on pollinator communities are unlikely to be uniform across taxa. We investigated how flowering stands of invasive Canadian goldenrod (Solidago canadensis) shape pollinator assemblages at an intermediate sta
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