Monitoring River Restoration Efforts: Do Invasive Alien Plants Endanger the Success? A Case Study of the Traisen River

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"Monitoring River Restoration Efforts: Do Invasive Alien Plants Endanger the Success? A Case Study of the Traisen River"
written by Katharina Lapin, Karl-Georg Bernhardt, Elisabeth Mayer, Stefanie Roithmayr, Joachim Neureiter, Claudia Horvath,
published by Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.7 No.6, 2016

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