【注】本贴是博文《互花米草是不是入侵种？是否有利于低碳减排？》的附件。在web of science上用用“Fudan Univ AND Biod* “作为单位名，AND “Spartina alterniflora”作为关键词获得的结果（截止到2011年12月9日）。
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