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Mark RobertsonCentre for Invasion Biology, Department of Zoology & Entomology, University of PretoriaVerified email at zoology.up.ac.za
Mathieu RougetCIRAD and University of KwaZulu-NatalVerified email at cirad.fr

Rethabile Motloung

Rethabile Motloung

University of Pretoria

Verified email at sanbi.org.za


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Forestry trial data can be used to evaluate climate-based species distribution models in predicting tree invasions RF Motloung, MP Robertson, M Rouget, JRU Wilson Pensoft, 2014	16	2014
Endemism in southern African animals: definitions, concepts and their conservation value R Motloung, M Hamer		2022
Understanding current and potential distribution of Australian acacia species in southern Africa RF Motloung PQDT-Global, 2014		2014
Are bioclimatic niche models useful in predicting invasions? R Motloung, M Robertson, M Rouget, J Wilson		2012
The use of bioclimatic modelling in predicting the relative invasion success of introduced acacias in southern Africa RF Motloung, MP Robertson, M Rouget, JRU Wilson		2012
Naturalised and invasive succulents of southern Africa JS Boatwright, HG Zimmermann, TP Jaca, RF Motloung, TD Malotsha		2011

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