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Plant species diversity in young conifer plantations in northern and central California

2006-01-01

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In this age of ecosystem management, plant species have value as an integral component of an ecosystem, as possible sustenance for animals, and even as a provider of medicines or food for humans. Plant species in plantations are no exception. But what species are present, how long are they present, and does their number increase or decrease? Are some species found in most plantations? Such knowledge could enhance...

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187a721b-3347-5d0e-be95-fda68217f64b
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10.1093/wjaf/21.1.49
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