Can forest management based on natural disturbances maintain ecological resilience
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Christian Messier | Yves Bergeron | Garry D. Peterson | Mike D. Flannigan | C. Ronnie Drever | C. Messier | M. Flannigan | Y. Bergeron | C. Drever
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