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A new rapid and efficient method to estimate browse impacts from twig age

2017-11-01

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High densities of white-tailed deer restrict the regeneration of tree species, reduce understory cover and diversity, enhance invasions of exotic species, and facilitate the spread of human and deer diseases. Deer managers often base management decisions on estimated deer densities and carrying capacities, generating controversy. It may be simpler, cheaper, and more appropriate to manage deer populations in relati...

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Literature Corpus work: 9bd8d62b-e286-5894-bdee-5cc274670265
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2017.09.001

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