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Ten-year regeneration responses to varying levels of overstory retention in two productive southern British Columbia ecosystems

2010-06-01

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We investigated survival and growth responses of planted and advance natural regeneration species of varying shade tolerance to partial retention harvesting in moist warm Interior Cedar-Hemlock (ICHmw2) and dry cool Montane Spruce (MSdk) ecosystems of southeastern British Columbia, Canada. Treatments included three levels of overstory basal area retention (none, light (∼25%), or heavy (∼50%)) installed by two harv...

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4d020913-ee86-5a95-a8cc-24af6ba89ddc
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10.1016/j.foreco.2010.04.012
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