A Pilot Project to Limit the Human Impacts on the Fragile Antarctic Biota: Mitigation of a Runway through Vegetation Transplantation
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runway airstrip; flora and vegetation; biological conservation; vegetation transplantation; mitigation of anthropogenic impacts; management decisions;All these keywords.
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