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Vegetation and tree abundance at active and non-active beaver ponds — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Vegetation and tree abundance at active and non-active beaver ponds

Authors: MacDonald, E.

Year: 1994

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: ASPEN, CASTOR CANADENSIS, PLANT-ANIMAL INTERACTIONS, RMBL STUDENT PAPER, SPECIES DIVERSITY

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