Aliens or natives: who are the ‘thugs’ in British woods?
R.H. Marrs(University of Liverpool), P.M. Corney(University of Liverpool), K. J. Kirby(University of Oxford), Simon M. Smart(UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology), R.G.H. Bunce(Estonian University of Life Sciences), M.G. Le Duc(University of Liverpool)
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