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Winter browning of heather (Calluna vulgaris) and other moorland plants

Adam Watson Unit of Grouse and Moorland Ecology, Natural History Department, University of Aberdeen
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G.R. Miller Unit of Grouse and Moorland Ecology, Natural History Department, University of Aberdeen
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F.H.W. Green Unit of Grouse and Moorland Ecology, Natural History Department, University of Aberdeen; Speyside Research Station, Aviemore, Inverness-shire
Pages 195-203 | Published online: 13 Oct 2010

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G.M. Davies, C.J. Legg, R. O'Hara, A.J. MacDonald & A.A. Smith. (2010) Winter desiccation and rapid changes in the live fuel moisture content of Calluna vulgaris . Plant Ecology & Diversity 3:3, pages 289-299.
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