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Regeneration for resilience framework to support regeneration decisions for species with populations at risk of extirpation by white pine blister rust

2019-01-01

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Natural forests are increasingly invaded by nonnative pests and pathogens that threaten host species with population extirpation and cascading ecological impacts. The regeneration for resilience (R4R) framework provides a decision structure to prioritize limited resources and utilize artificial and natural regeneration management to offer the best likelihood of success in positioning stands and landscapes to suppo...

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DOI: 10.1007/s11056-018-9679-8

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