Differential Responses of Herbivores and Herbivory to Management in Temperate European Beech
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M. Lange | E. Schulze | S. Boch | J. Müller | M. Fischer | D. Hessenmöller | W. Weisser | M. Gossner | Esther Pašalić | S. A. Socher | Patricia Lange | S. Socher | Jörg C Müller
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