Physiological integration in an introduced, invasive plant increases its spread into experimental communities and modifies their structure
Fei‐Hai Yu(Shaoxing University), Ming Dong(Shandong University), Peter Alpert(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Ning Wang, Wei‐Ming He(Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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