US EditionHow invasive species affect birdsong
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How invasive species affect birdsong
Changes in habitat quality induced by exotic plants like spotted knapweed can lead to subtle yet profound changes in songbird populations. In knapweed-invaded habitats, compared to those dominated by native vegetation, invasion-caused declines in native plants leads to declines in insects as key food sources for songbirds. Diminished habitat quality triggered subtle yet profound changes in...
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