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Report of the Western South Pacific regionally workshop to facilitate the description of ecologically or biologically significant marine areas : subsidiary body on scientific, technical and technological advice sixth meeting, Montreal, 30 April - 5 May 2012
2012
At its tenth meeting, the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP 10) requested the Executive Secretary to work with Parties and other Government as well as competent organisations and regional initiatives, such as th
Effects of Hurricane Andrew on Coastal and Interior Forests of Southern Florida: Overview and Synthesis
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Amentano, Thomas V.

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Doren, Robert F.

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Platt, William J.

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Mullins, Troy.

2005
ARMENTANO. T.V.; DOREN, R.F.; PLATT, W.J., and MULLINS, T., 1995. Effects of Hurricane Andrew on coastal and interior forests of southern Florida: Overview and synthesis. Journal of Coastal Research, SI No. 21, pp. 111-144. Fort Lauderdale (Florida),
Funtional Roles of Invasive Non-indigenous Plants in Hurricane-Affected Subtropical Hardwood Forests
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Horvitz, Carol. C.

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Pascarella, John B.

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McMann, Stephen.

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Freedman, Andrea.

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Hoffstetter, Ronald H.

1998
Native forest species exhibit a well-known range of ecological roles with respect to natural disturbance regimes, from pioneer phase to mature phase, and they regenerate from a range of sources, including dormant seeds, seed rain, pre-established juv
Removal of Nonnative Vines and Post-Hurricane Recruitment in Tropical Hardwood Forests of Florida
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Horvitz, Carol C.

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Koop, Anthony

2001
In hardwood subtropical forests of southern Florida, nonnative vines have been hypothesized to be detrimental, as many species form dense ‘‘vine blankets’’ that shroud the forest. To investigate the effects of nonnative vines in post-hurricane regene
Response of Exotic Invasive Plant Species To Forest Damage Caused By Hurricane Isabel
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Snitzer, J.L.

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Boucher, D.H.

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Kyde, K.I.

2005
In September 2003, Hurricane Isabel caused unexpectedly high levels of wind damage to an 80-to 100-year-old forest in the Piedmont of Maryland. The storm had decreased in intensity from landfall by the time it reached the study site—sustained winds w
Hurricane disturbance accelerates invasion by alien tree Pittosporum undulatum in Jamaican montane rain forests
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Bellingham, Peter J.

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Tanner, Edmund V. J.

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Healey, John R.

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Excurra, E.

2005
Questions: Do past disturbance, soil nutrients, or species diversity predict the invasion success of the alien tree Pittosporum undulatum in an island montane rain forest? What are the consequences of its invasion for forest composition and species d
Land use history, hurricane disturbance, and the fate of introduced species in a subtropical wet forest in Puerto Rico
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Thompson, Jill

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Lugo, Ariel E.

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Thomlinson, John

2007
Tropical forests are suffering from increasing intensities and frequency of disturbances. As a result, non-native species accidentally introduced or intentionally planted for farming, plantations, and ornamental purposes may spread and potentially in
The impact of Hurricane Frances (2004) on the invasive Australian pine (Casuarina equisetifolia L.) on San Salvador Island, the Bahamas
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Rodgers, John C.

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Gamble, Douglas W.

2008
On September 2, 2004 Hurricane Frances (Category 3) passed directly over San Salvador Island, The Bahamas. This event offered the opportunity to gather baseline data regarding the impact of hurricanes on populations of the invasive Australian pine (C
Will Alien Plant Invaders Be advantaged Under Future Climates?
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Leishman, Michelle R.

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Gallagher, Rachel V.

2015
The last two decades have seen an upsurge in research into the potential synergies between invasive species and climate change, with evidence emerging of increased invader success under climate change. All stages along the naturalization-invasion con
Recruitment dynamics of invasive species in rainforest habitats following Cyclone Larry
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Murphy, H.T.

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Metcalfe, D.J.

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Bradford, M.J.

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Ford, A.F.

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Galway, K.E.

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Sydes, T.A.

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Westcott, D.J.

2008
In tropical forests, natural disturbance creates opportunities for species to claim previously utilized space and resources and is considered an important mechanism in the maintenance of species diversity. However, ecologists have long recognized tha

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