Landscape spatial structure for predicting suitable habitat: The case of <i>Dalea villosa</i> in Saskatchewan

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"Landscape spatial structure for predicting suitable habitat: The case of Dalea villosa in Saskatchewan"
written by S. Lowe, X. Guo, D. Henderson,
published by Open Journal of Ecology, Vol.2 No.2, 2012

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