Implications of increased deciduous cover on stand structure and aboveground carbon pools of Alaskan boreal forests
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Implications of increased deciduous cover on stand structure and aboveground carbon pools of Alaskan boreal forests
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Ecosphere
Volume 3, Issue 5, Pages art45
Publisher
Wiley
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2012-05-25
DOI
10.1890/es11-00364.1
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