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	How do changes of habitat structure by multiple invasive woody species affect ant community in rare floating marshes? I. STATEMENT OF WORK 1. Introduction One of the oldest, but still not fully resolved, questions in eco Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-09 15:02:53 Open Document File Size: 264,25 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Washington / Berlin / New York / / Company Smithsonian Institution Press / Facebook / / Continent Asia / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / Event Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / / IndustryTerm boat gas / invasive site / herb site / environmental monitoring tool / food webs / research / web presence / / Organization Smithsonian / / Position Prime Minister / representative / model for disturbance or restoration / / ProvinceOrState Louisiana / New York / Washington / / URL http / SocialTag Philosophy of biology Agricultural pest insects Conservation Myrmicinae Landscape ecology Wetland Yellow crazy ant Red imported fire ant Ant Biology

How do changes of habitat structure by multiple invasive woody species affect ant community in rare floating marshes? I. STATEMENT OF WORK 1. Introduction One of the oldest, but still not fully resolved, questions in ecoAdd to Reading List