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Effect of laurel wilt invasion on redbay populations in a maritime forest community

2014-08-01

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Invasive insects and fungal pathogens have triggered numerous declines in ecologically important tree species in the forests of eastern North America. Although now functionally extinct in many ecosystems, these tree species have been able to persist through sprouting or the presence of a low density of resistant individuals. In this study, we document widespread mortality of another dominant North American hardwoo...

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Literature Corpus work: 99cd4d8e-42a8-5d33-b9c2-17721125e6f6
DOI: 10.1007/s10530-013-0592-y

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