INTRODUCTION TO PLANT POPULATION ECOLOGY
For this second edition, Dr Silvertown has fully revised his highly successful Introduction to Plant Population Ecology to bring it completely up to date. During the five years since the publication of the first edition, the population approach to plant ecology has become the dominant theme of the s...
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Longman Scientific & Technical
1987
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INTRODUCTION TO Plant Population Biology 
Dispersal in plants a population perspective