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A long-term study of neighbour-regulated demography during a decline in forest species diversity

2006-02-01

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Question: Did disturbance, no density-dependence of the dominant species, and negative neighbourhood interactions on rare species affect tree demography during a decline in species diversity associated with the increase of Acer saccharum from 1939––2001?Hypotheses: 1. The rise in dominance of A. saccharum was because of its advantage in disturbances and lack of density-dependence of its demography. 2. Rare species...

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10.1111/j.1654-1103.2006.tb02427.x
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