Effects of atmospheric nitrogen deposition on productivity and growth allocation. First results of a long-term experiment in a pre-alpine beech forest
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- 2022-03-30
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Keywords
Beech, Canopy, Environmental science, Human fertilization, Biomass (ecology)
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