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Les Invasions Biologiques: un Danger pour la Biodiversité

Jean-Claude Lefeuvre: Les Invasions Biologiques, Buchet Chastel, Paris, 2013, 331 pp, 20 €, paper, ISBN 978-2-283-026397

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Simberloff, D. Les Invasions Biologiques: un Danger pour la Biodiversité. Biol Invasions 16, 469–471 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10530-013-0522-z

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