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Long-term spatial dynamics of Acer saccharum during a population explosion in an old-growth remnant forest in Illinois

2008-08-01

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Species richness and evenness have greatly declined in oak-hickory forests in the central hardwood region in the U.S.A. in the past 100 years due to the rapid population growth of Acer saccharum. This study used a 50-year record of spatial dynamics to examine how demographic processes, particularly recruitment, may have contributed to this increase in an old-growth forest remnant, Brownfield Woods, Urbana, Illinoi...

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0a411a07-339e-5245-aecb-a1ee0ef9d70c
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10.1016/j.foreco.2008.05.051
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