Predicting yields of short-rotation hybrid poplar (Populusspp.) for the United States through model–data synthesis
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Predicting yields of short-rotation hybrid poplar (Populusspp.) for the United States through model–data synthesis
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ECOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS
Volume 23, Issue 4, Pages 944-958
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Wiley
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2012-11-03
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10.1890/12-0854.1
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