Human Impacts in Pine Forests: Past, Present, and Future*
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Robert O. Teskey | Philip W. Rundel | David M. Richardson | Stephen T. Jackson | Michael J. Wingfield | D. Richardson | M. Wingfield | P. Rundel | A. Bytnerowicz | R. Teskey | J. Aronson | James Aronson | Andrzej Bytnerowicz | S. T. Jackson
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