Planting roots: distribution pattern of invasive alien plants in urban habitats of Campobasso (Italy)

Planting roots: distribution pattern of invasive alien plants in urban habitats of Campobasso (Italy) Home Articles About Register | Login Research Article Vegetation Ecology and Diversity 63: e182200 https://doi.org/10.3897/ved.182200 (08 May 2026) Other versions: (Verbatim name) ID (Catalog Number) DES Invalid DOI was provided, please try again XML PDF Bluesky Twitter Facebook Telegram Mendeley Reddit Notify a colleague Contents Contents Article Info Article Info Cite Cite Metrics Metrics Comment Comment Related Related Figs Figs Tabs Tabs Data Data Refs Refs Cited Cited Article title Abstract Keywords Introduction Material and methods Study area Invasive alien plants sampling Data analysis Results Discussion Conclusions Additional information References Supplementary materials Subscribe to email alerts for current Article's categories Powered by This website uses cookies in order to improve your web experience. Read our Cookies Policy OK

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