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Le Roux et al. suggest that documented increases in local plant richness in response to climate change should consider the nature of 'new' species. They find that species responsible for increases in richness in areas that have experienced significant disturbance and climate change are often invasive and/or weedy species. Bonacorsi et al. describe a new fossil from the Early Devonian that provides the earliest clear evidence for more advanced reproductive biology in land plants. The plant produced multiple spore size clas
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