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	Invasion of an intact plant community: the role of population versus community level diversity. Chang, C. C.; Smith, M. D.; Springer Berlin, Heidelberg, Germany, Oecologia, 2012, 168, 4, pp 1091-1102, 72 ref. To improve the understanding of how native plant diversity influences invasion, we examined how population and community diversity may directly and indirectly be related to invasion in a natural field setting. Due to the large impact of the dominant C4 gr...
	Identification of risk factors of Coxiella burnetii (Q fever) infection in veterinary-associated populations in southern Taiwan. Chang, C. C.; Lin, P. S.; Hou, M. Y.; Lin, C. C.; Hung, M. N.; Wu, T. M.; Shu, P. Y.; Shih, W. Y.; Lin, J. H. Y.; Chen, W. C.; Wu, H. S.; Lin, L. J.; Blackwell Publishing, Berlin, Germany, Zoonoses and Public Health, 2010, 57, 7/8, pp e95-e101, 32 ref. The first case of Q fever in Taiwan was reported in 1993. The disease is considered to be emerging in Taiwan, but the route of transmission has remained unclear. The annual number of confirmed Q fever cases has been increasing up to more than 100 cases si...
	Epidemiology of Bartonella infection in rodents and shrews in Taiwan. Hsieh, J. W.; Tung, K. C.; Chen, W. C.; Lin, J. W.; Chien, L. J.; Hsu, Y. M.; Wang, H. C.; Chomel, B. B.; Chang, C. C.; Blackwell Publishing, Berlin, Germany, Zoonoses and Public Health, 2010, 57, 6, pp 439-446, 37 ref. During the period of August 2002 and November 2004, an epidemiological investigation for Bartonella infection was conducted in small mammals in Taiwan. Using whole blood culture on chocolate agar plates, Bartonella species were successfully isolated from ...
	Patterns of selection of two North American native and nonnative populations of monkeyflower (Phrymaceae). Murren, C. J.; Chang, C. C.; Dudash, M. R.; Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK, New Phytologist, 2009, 183, 3, pp 691-701, many ref. To better understand invasion dynamics, it is essential to determine the influence of genetics and ecology in species persistence in both native and nonnative habitats. One approach is to assess patterns of selection on floral and growth traits of individ...
	The emerging exotic ungulate livestock industry: a survey of current producers. Mjelde, J. W.; Conner, J. R.; Stuth, J. W.; Jensen, J.; Chang, C. C.; Jones, J. B.; Agribusiness (New York), 1992, 8, 5, pp 473-484, 16 ref. Using primary data collected through a mail survey of exotic ungulate livestock producers in 1989/90 taken from a list of 195 ranchers and farmers from the USA and Canada, general aspects of current exotic livestock operations and attitudes of current pro...

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