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Biological control of Calluna vulgaris (L.) Hull in New Zealand: Associations with soil chemical properties, soil bacteria composition, and secondary weed invasion
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DOI：10.1016/j.biocontrol.2026.106051.png)
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• Biocontrol of Calluna vulgaris is associated with limited soil and vegetation change. • Herbivory severity is associated with variation in soil pH and available Fe. • Soil bacterial communities are structured by edaphic factors rather than herbivory. • Alien plant cover was associated with herbivory rather than with soil properties. • Biocontrol shows minimal indirect impacts in the Central Plateau ecosystem.
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Lochmaea suturalis
Vegetation composition
Soil chemistry
Soil microbes
Herbivory
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