An assessment of dead wood patterns and their relationships with biophysical characteristics in two landscapes with different disturbance histories in coastal Oregon (USA)

January 16, 2007 - Kennedy, Rebecca; Spies, Thomas

Journal or Book Title: Canadian Journal of Forest Research

Volume/Issue: 37

Page Number(s): 940-956

Year Published: 2007

Type of Publication: Journal Article

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An assessment of dead wood patterns and their relationships with biophysical characteristics in two landscapes with different disturbance histories in coastal Oregon (USA)

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CHANS-Net: The International Network of Research on Coupled Human and Natural Systems

An assessment of dead wood patterns and their relationships with biophysical characteristics in two landscapes with different disturbance histories in coastal Oregon (USA)

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The contribution of small shrubby patches to the functional diversity of wood-pastures

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