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TREE LIFE HISTORY

Growth Dynamics During Canopy Recruitment of Sprout-Origin Stems in Japanese Beech (Fagus japonicaMaxim.) Stools in Old Growth Forests of Central Japan

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Pages 143-154 | Published online: 12 Oct 2008

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