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Journal article

Tree age estimation for the tropics: A test from the southern appalachians

PJ Baker

ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS | ECOLOGICAL SOC AMER | Published : 2003

DOI: 10.1890/02-5025

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Keywords

Southern
Connecticut
Growth
Forest Succession
Suppression
Environmental Sciences
Tropical Forests
Appalachian Forest
Physiological Ecology
Model Testing
Periodic Annual Increment
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Stand Dynamics
Survival
Ecology
Environmental Sciences & Ecology
Age Estimation
Shade Tolerance
Science & Technology
Crown Class
Temperate Forests
Rain-Forest
Canopy Recruitment

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