Development of a dynamic growth model for sweet chestnut coppice: A case study in Northwest Spain
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Juan Majada | Celia Martínez-Alonso | Marta Prada | J. Majada | Marta Prada | M. González-García | Celia Martínez-Alonso | Marta González-García | Marta González-García
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