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Vegetation dynamics of the forest edge--trends in space and succesional time

1994-01-01

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1. Forest herbs, shrubs, and tree seedlings were censused at five distances from human-generated edges at 14 sites in south-eastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware, USA. Forest edges varied in orientation and in the degree of canopy closure, allowing comparisons of vegetation by aspect and successional stage. Soil depth and pH were measured at vegetation sampling points at a subset of sites; microclimate data w...

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1717b7a2-db9c-5ebc-8ba1-7b7669711d1a
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10.2307/2261391
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