Quantifying carbon stores and decomposition in dead wood: A review
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Jeffrey H. Gove | Matthew B. Russell | Christopher W. Woodall | Mark J. Ducey | Tuomas Aakala | Anthony W. D'Amato | Shawn Fraver | J. Gove | M. Ducey | C. Woodall | T. Aakala | S. Fraver | A. D’Amato | M. Russell
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