Biomass Increases Go under Cover: Woody Vegetation Dynamics in South African Rangelands
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Roberta E. Martin | Konrad J. Wessels | Russell Main | David E. Knapp | Gregory P. Asner | Renaud Mathieu | G. Asner | R. Main | R. Mathieu | D. Knapp | K. Wessels | B. Erasmus | E. Witkowski | Penelope J. Mograbi | Barend F. N. Erasmus | E. T. F. Witkowski | P. Mograbi | R. Martin
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