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The colonisation of fynbos and disturbed sites by indigenous forest communities in the Southern Cape
The area covered by indigenous forests in the Southern Cape has been and is still diminishing as a result of 1 road construction (for example, 28 ha of indigenous' forest has recently been clear-felled for a new highway), power lines, settlements, fires (man-made and natural, for example the fires o...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2023
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