Disturbance macroecology: integrating disturbance ecology and macroecology with different-age post-fire stands of a closed-cone pine forest
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John Harte | Karen E. Kopper | Erica A. Newman | Max A. Moritz | Donald A. Falk | J. Harte | M. Moritz | D. Falk | K. Kopper | Mark Q. Wilber | M. Wilber | Don McKenzie | Don McKenzie
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